Yulianna Tymovska, Senior Medical Director at Fortrea, shared on LinkedIn:
“I am thrilled to share our newly published chapter, ‘African genomes and the precision gap—Inclusion, diversity, and innovation,‘ in Precision Oncology in Liver Cancer: Genomics, Infection, and the Exposome in African and Global Contexts (Elsevier / Academic Press, 2027), edited by Professor Zodwa Dlamini. Lead author: Rahaba Marima.
Title: Chapter 11 – African genomes and the precision gap—Inclusion, diversity, and innovation
Authors: Rahaba Marima, Thabiso Victor Miya, Babatunde Alabi, Palesa C. Koatale, Yulianna Tymovska, Liliana Baila, Rachel Misner, Kamal S. Saini, Richard Khanyile, Zodwa Dlamini
In this chapter, we explore why bridging the genomic diversity gap is critical for advancing equitable cancer care and driving global innovation.
A sincere thank to Kamal Saini for inviting me to contribute to this important work, and I am grateful to collaborate alongside an incredible team of co-authors.”
You can also read:
- From Patient Voice to Better Evidence in Liver Cancer – ELPA
- Africa Cancer Control Implementation Forum 2026: Turning Cancer Policies into Better Patient Care
