About
Dr. Manuela Hamaoui is a preventive medicine physician at Princeton Longevity Center. She holds a particular interest in precision medicine and the role of genetic screening in cancer prevention. Her clinical thinking reflects the practice's broader focus on catching disease early through advanced diagnostics and genomic tools.
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Who is Dr. Hamaoui right for?
Dr. Hamaoui is a strong fit for patients who want a proactive, genetics-informed approach to their health. Adults with family histories of cancer or hereditary conditions benefit from her focus on genomic screening. Patients who want to use advanced diagnostics to stay ahead of disease will find her approach well-matched to their goals.
Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. Hamaoui specializes in preventive medicine with a particular focus on precision medicine. She uses genetic screening and advanced diagnostics to help patients identify and reduce disease risk before symptoms develop.
Dr. Hamaoui uses genomic tools and genetic screening to assess each patient's individual cancer risk. Her approach emphasizes catching potential issues early, when intervention is most effective. She integrates these findings into a personalized prevention plan for each patient.
Yes. Genetic screening and genomic testing sit at the center of Dr. Hamaoui's clinical work. She helps patients understand their genetic risk profiles and use that information to guide their preventive care strategy.
Dr. Hamaoui draws on advanced diagnostics including genomic testing and the full suite of screening tools available at Princeton Longevity Center. These include imaging studies and cancer screening panels that support early detection.
Princeton Longevity Center operates locations in Shelton, CT and Manhattan, NY. Patients interested in seeing Dr. Hamaoui can contact the practice to confirm scheduling at their preferred location.
Dr. Hamaoui typically sees adults who want a data-driven, personalized approach to preventive health. Patients with hereditary cancer risk or a strong interest in genomics are a particularly good match for her clinical focus.
Doctor profile last updated March 21, 2026