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Meet Nouha Jendoubi, a PhD researcher from Tunisia working at the intersection of genetics, cancer predisposition, and pharmacogenomics.
Her work focuses on hereditary breast cancer and the critical role of the DPYD gene in predicting chemotherapy toxicity.

In this inspiring testimonial, Nouha shares why scientific research alone is not enough—and why policy, communication, and advocacy are essential to closing gaps in genetic literacy, access, and implementation across Africa.

She highlights:

🔹 The reality of health inequalities in Tunisia
🔹 Challenges in genetic testing and clinical application
🔹 How policy shapes access and outcomes
🔹 Why she joined the Policy Advocacy in Genetics & Genomics course by PAPERI
🔹 Her commitment to translating research into action for communities with limited resources

This is exactly the leadership Africa needs in the next generation of genomics scientists.

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