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This is dedicated to our former chairman Dr. Mahmoud Rohani

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The advantages of interdisciplinary approaches to health care over multidisciplinary approaches are well documented. A multidisciplinary approach may not even involve a case conference with the chance of patient management being fragmented and less successful. For the patient the possibility of receiving a conflicting (or apparently conflicting diagnosis) and/or contradictory advice and/or conf...

Editor’s Introduction to This Issue

With the recent development of high-throughput DNA microarray and next-generation sequencing techniques for detecting various genomic variants, genome-wide association studies (GWASs) have become a popular strategy to discover genetic factors affecting common complex diseases. Many GWASs have successfully identified genetic risk factors associated with common diseases and have achieved substant...

This issue is dedicated to Gary Gruenhage Contents

1. Editor’s note 1 2. Research announcements 2 2.1. Lecce Workshop presentations available online 2 2.2. Borel cardinalities below c0 2 2.3. Hereditarily non-topologizable groups 2 2.4. A hodgepodge of sets of reals 2 2.5. Random gaps 3 2.6. Covering a bounded set of functions by an increasing chain of slaloms 3 2.7. Baire-one mappings contained in a usco map 3 2.8. Applications of k-covers II ...

Editor's Introduction to This Issue

Next generation sequencing (NGS) has been facilitating the discovery and functional validation of causal variants in diverse rare diseases. However, for most of the 7,000 rare diseases, pathogenic mechanisms are still unknown. In this issue, Dr. Murim Choi's group (Seoul National University, Korea) comprehensively reviewed ultra-rare diseases and genomics-driven precision medicine. They present...