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Medical genetics is a category of books focused on how genetic variation influences health, disease risk, and clinical care. Titles in this genre cover core principles of inheritance and genomics; the identification, diagnosis, and management of single-gene and chromosomal disorders, multifactorial diseases, and cancer predisposition; and clinical tools such as sequencing, cytogenetics, and bioinformatics. Many works also address genetic counseling, population screening, prenatal and newborn testing, pharmacogenomics, gene-based therapies, and the ethical, legal, and social implications of using genetic information. Resources range from introductory textbooks and handbooks to atlases, case studies, and exam prep, serving students, clinicians, genetic counselors, and researchers.

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