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Prof. Godfrey Grech contributes to recently-published book on chronic disease prevention

Prof. Godfrey Grech, a valued member of the University’s Department of Pathology within the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery, has served as an editor and contributing author to six chapters of a recently published book titled ‘The Impact of Lifestyle Medicine on Chronic Disease Prevention, Reversal and Management’.

This interdisciplinary volume was published as part of the Springer Nature EPMA Book Series, Advances in Predictive, Preventive and Personalised Medicine (PPPM/3PM).

Bringing together 65 distinguished authors across 21 chapters, this book explores the growing role of lifestyle medicine, precision diagnostics and personalised interventions in the prevention, management and potential reversal of chronic diseases. It highlights the importance of integrating scientific evidence, clinical expertise and individualised healthcare strategies to advance a more predictive, preventive and personalised approach to medicine.

This publication represents an important contribution to the evolving field of lifestyle medicine, with particular relevance to clinicians and healthcare professionals seeking innovative, evidence-based approaches to improving health outcomes and addressing the growing burden of chronic disease.

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