The previously-unknown high prevalence of extra sex chromosomes indicates that genetic screening for this abnormality may be helpful for proactive care.
Healthcare leaders leverage benefits of personalized AI to provide individualized care for military veterans at risk for psychosocial problems.
As the first dataset to come out of the All of Us Research Program, this development will significantly expand availability of genetic data to researchers.
Mayo Clinic research shows risk of clogged arteries in the heart can be determined using an artificial intelligence analysis of a patient’s voice.
Boston University researchers build a model beating heart that may be the key to accelerating precision medicine advances in cardiology.
New rapid pharmacogenomic point-of-care genetic test for preventing deafness in babies begins clinical use.
Research conducted at the University of East Anglia in England finds transferring feces from young mice to old mice reverses symptoms of aging.
Raises questions about what education and training is necessary for community, hospital, and health system pharmacists and other clinicians supporting pharmacogenomics.
This research effort not only writes a new narrative journey of a population but adds diversity to the genomic knowledge dataset that will be used to shape precision medicine.
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Why researchers say this study’s findings should be considered by health policy decision makers who are planning for pharmacogenomics in psychiatry.
