What can our DNA—and our family history—tell us about who we are and how we care for our health?
In this special Mindful Moments conversation, Dr. Maria R. Molina and Dr. Pedro E. Morante explore Pinoy DNA, genomics, family health history, and the future of precision health—and why understanding our Filipino biological and cultural history matters.
From the things we casually say like “Namana ko kay Nanay” to the health conditions that seem to run in our families, this conversation looks at how genomic information can help us identify risks earlier, personalize care, and make better-informed health decisions.
But one message stands above all:
DNA is not destiny.
Our health is shaped by the interaction of our genes, environment, culture, lifestyle, migration, social conditions, and access to healthcare.
And as Dr. Molina reminds us:
“We don’t care for a genome. We care for a person.”
Join us as we begin the Pinoy DNA educational modules.
This four-part series will translate the rapidly evolving science of genetics, genomics, epigenetics, and OMICS into practical knowledge for nurses and healthcare professionals:
🧬 Module 1 | From DNA to Destiny
Foundations of Genetics & Precision Nursing
🇵🇭 Module 2 | PINOY DNA
Filipino Heritage, Culture & Genomic Diversity
🔬 Module 3 | Beyond the Genome
Epigenetics & DNA Methylation
🧪 Module 4 | The OMICS Revolution
Transcriptomics, Proteomics, Metabolomics & Precision Nursing
Lecture: Maria R. Molina, DNP, Hon. PhD, FAANP
Podcast: Pedro Morante, DNP, FSIEN, FADLN
CNE Credits: Jonathan Gapilango, DNP, FNYAM
Our goal is simple: make precision health understandable, culturally relevant, and actionable—while bringing Filipino representation into the genomic conversation.
Presented by Mindful Moments
A collaborative conversation with Dr. Maria R. Molina × Dr. Pedro Morante
🎧 Listen, learn, and start the conversation with your own family.
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