After the great human genome project, which in 2003 came to map and sequence our DNA, the project now arrives Human exposurewhich aimsomit as lifestyles and environmental factors To which we are exhibited (such as stress, pollution, food and social relationships) conditioning our Health. The start of this new scientific enterprise is the ‘Exposome Moonshot Forum’ meeting, which brought together hundreds of researchers, political decision -makers and representatives of civil society. “This Forum marks a historical milestone It is a turning point towards a future in which health will be understood not only through our genes, but through the full complexity of the environments in which we live “, says the immunologist Fenna Sillé of Johns Hopkins University and member of the event organizational committee.
“The human exposure will redefine medicinethe prevention el ‘equitymoving ours Attention from what we inherit to what we meet“.” Unveil human exposure is one of the most noble companies that modern science and society can imagine “, adds demonstration Sarigiannis, professor of environmental and health engineering at the University Institute of Advanced Studies of Pavia.” In this way, the puzzle that has begun to compose with the decoding of the human genome will be completed, in order to effectively combat diseases, while promoting sustainable innovation for everyone. The Human Exposome Moonshot represents a Turn in public healthin science and environmental engineering and international cooperation for the benefit of humanity and the planet. Our work of the last twenty years in the deciphering of the expanding now has the possibility of making a real positive change on the world scene. If, as the Father of Hippocratic Medicine said, ‘It is better to prevent it than to cure’, human exposure is the key to an efficient and complete precision prevention. “
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