Instead, Dr. Baselga said researchers and scientists are making strides in what
he calls precision medicine, an emerging approach for disease treatment and prevention that takes into account individual variability in environment, lifestyle and genes for each person.
We've already seen how this so -
called precision medicine can be successful in advancing research to combat other diseases like cystic fibrosis.
Not exact matches
Collins
called the future group of participating volunteers «unique and transformative» for
precision -
medicine research.
I like to
call our approach «
precision regenerative
medicine.»»
Collins
called the project a «cornerstone» of
precision medicine: «The goal here is to be the foundation for almost everything you want to know about future individualized care and improved health.»
It also
calls for «new funding for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) through a temporary «innovation fund,» which would give the agency an extra $ 8.75 billion over 5 years; $ 500 million per year would fund specific projects within NIH's 27 institutes, including research on biomarkers and
precision medicine.
So these are the practical issues and the thing about genomic
medicine,
precision medicine, whatever you want to
call it, is it's almost entirely only done in tertiary academic medical centers.
Targeting each patient's particular form of cancer is a goal of an increasingly popular clinical model
called «
precision medicine,» which aims to tailor treatment for each patient.