The Arab Genome

*The Arab Genome: Culture, Tradition, and Religion - A Guide for Expats and Reflection for Arabs* explores the intersection of genetics, culture, and religious beliefs within Arab societies. It provides a comprehensive resource for expatriate experts and healthcare professionals working in the Arab world, offering insights into navigating cultural sensitivities, family dynamics, and the ethical challenges of Mental and genetic counseling. The book also reflects on Arab traditions and how they influence modern healthcare, with a focus on consanguinity, gender roles, and genetic determinism. It emphasizes the importance of culturally competent care while discussing advancements in genomics and personalized medicine.