"more than 100,000 deaths and more than 2 million hospitalizations nationwide result annually from medicinal side effects, and that most medicines are developed for the "average" person.
"We don't have all the tests we need to make personalized medicine a reality," he said. "We'll have to make new tests. . . . Best-in-class technology is already available. Myriad has it. Sorenson Genomics has it. We think the key driver for personalized medicine will be the discovery of new content, new markers." From today's Deseret News
"We don't have all the tests we need to make personalized medicine a reality," he said. "We'll have to make new tests. . . . Best-in-class technology is already available. Myriad has it. Sorenson Genomics has it. We think the key driver for personalized medicine will be the discovery of new content, new markers." From today's Deseret News
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