Abstract
SummaryThe following problems are briefly mentioned and discussed in this paper: (i) the role of genetics in public health, both in developed and in developing countries; (2) genetic aspects of the differential geographical distribution of diseases; (3) clinical and etiological aspects of malformation syndromes; (4) nosological complexity and phenotypic spectrum of these syndromes, with special reference to ectodermal dysplasias; (5) some problems of modern human communities.
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