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The Gene–environment interaction category features books that explore how genetic makeup and environmental factors work together to shape traits, health, and behavior. Titles range from accessible popular science to advanced textbooks and research monographs, covering concepts such as heritability, epigenetics, twin and adoption studies, genome-wide association studies, exposure science, and statistical interaction. Readers will find case studies on conditions like cancer, diabetes, depression, and autism alongside examinations of influences such as nutrition, stress, toxins, and social context, with implications for personalized medicine and public health. Many works also address ethical and policy questions around genetic testing, equity, and environmental justice. This category serves students, researchers, clinicians, and curious readers seeking a nuanced view of how nature and nurture interlock.

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