Supporting research and innovation, leading the education & board certification of physicians in precision medicine.
Our Vision
at The ABOPM is to transform the healthcare paradigm from fragmented, disease-centric, “one-size-fits-all” sick care to one that incorporates a multi-omics, systems biology, and network medicine approach for proactive and personalized whole systems care. We aim to foster the transition of precision medicine from theory to practical application to improve the health outcomes of individuals and thus, our population. By improving the health span of our population, we aim to help reduce the expenditure of healthcare costs on age- and lifestyle-related chronic diseases and debility.
The integration of data sets from different layers of “omics”, such as genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics, and others, to gain a comprehensive understanding of biological systems. This multidisciplinary approach allows for personalized health assessments, paving the way for individualized treatments based on a patient's unique genetic and molecular profile. It's a revolutionary step forward in medicine, aiming to enhance diagnosis, prognosis, and therapeutic strategies, ultimately improving patient outcomes.
Multi-Omics
Systems biology seeks to understand the biological behavior of systems as a whole, rather than studying individual components in isolation. It is an interdisciplinary field that integrates data from multiple omics with computational and mathematical methods to understand relationships and predict interactions between various components of complex biological systems. By examining the intricate relationships between genes, proteins, and cellular pathways, Systems Biology provides crucial insights into disease mechanisms, drug responses, and personalized treatment strategies.
Systems Biology
Network medicine, a cornerstone of precision medicine, leverages advanced network analysis techniques to elucidate the interconnected pathways and molecular interactions underlying diseases. By integrating diverse omics data, such as genomics, proteomics, and metabolomics, network medicine aims to identify key disease drivers, biomarkers, and personalized treatment targets, thereby enhancing precision medicine's effectiveness in optimizing patient care and outcomes.