Guest editorial

Shailesh Pande; Smita D. Mahale

doi:10.25259/wjwch_2_2026

March 9, 2026Wadia Journal of Women and Child HealthOpen Access

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This editorial aims to highlight the critical importance of genetic literacy in contemporary clinical practice across all specialties.
Discusses the significance of genetic literacy in various medical disciplines.
Explores the role of genetic test reports in laboratory medicine.
Addresses applications of genetics specifically in women's and child health.
Genetic test reports are increasingly vital in making clinical decisions.
Genetic literacy is essential for healthcare professionals in delivering effective care.
The integration of genetics into clinical settings enhances patient outcomes, particularly for women and children.

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Guest editorial discusses genetic literacy's essential role in laboratory medicine and its applications in women's and child health.

Abstract

Genetic literacy is presently a non-negotiable affair for modern clinics, irrespective of the specialty, because of the wide range of applications of genetics, and with the availability of newer techniques.In recent years, genetic test reports have become the final word in laboratory medicine in various fraternities of medical practice, and more so while catering to women and child health.

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