Every baby’s DNA ‘to be screened’ on the NHS in bid to detect and prevent disease

All babies could have their DNA mapped to test future diseases as part of a plan revealed by the government, it was reported.

The workforce is about to pay 650 million pounds sterling in DNA Technology in order to treat serious illnesses before becoming a problem.

In the comments reported for the first time in the Daily telegraphsecretary of health Wes Street Said new technology in fields such as genomics would help “jump” diseases.

The point of sale says that in a decade, each baby will undergo a sequencing of the whole genome as part of the journey.

Investment in genomics should support the government’s plan at 10 years for the NHSwhich will see greater concentration on technology and prevention.

Streting said: “The medical science revolution means that we can transform the NHS in the next decade, a service that diagnoses and treats poor health in poor health that predicts and prevents it.

“Genomics presents us to skip the disease, so we are in front of it rather than reacting to it.”

Mr. Streting has already talked about his desire to make the NHS more preventive, reducing serious illness and saves money in the process.

The plan is also likely to see a more important role in artificial intelligence and other technologies to predict the disease and allow treatment or drugs much earlier.

He added: “With the power of this new technology, patients will be able to receive personalized health care to prevent poor health before the start of symptoms, reducing pressure on NHS services and helping people live a healthier and healthier life.”

In addition to an emphasis on prevention, the government’s 10 -year plan should include the other two “work quarters” of Mr. Stting in the NHS.

This will see a distance from hospitals to more community -oriented care and analog services to digital services.

He follows the announcement of Chancellor Rachel Reeves that the government would increase the financing of the NHS by 29 billion pounds sterling per year in real terms in the next three years while he tries to reduce the waiting lists in accordance with his electoral promises.