A one-size-fits-all approach probably isn't a sustainable solution. At a time when social distancing is the norm, have we forgotten entirely about precision medicine and public health? Not so fast.

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Humility may not be the first word you associate with “genetics,” “precision medicine,” and “Harvard,” but it was unquestionably the theme of the day at a fascinating panel this week convened by the ...

Imagine a world where every nutrition, exercise, beauty or health product someone buys is tailored to their unique biology, physiology, lifestyle and behaviors. A world where what consumers buy and ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. No two people are the same. Precision medicine, sometimes ...

Two of the nation's largest health systems announced plans to launch a precision medicine program that will provide patients with more accurate treatment options based on their genetic and molecular ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. In 2019, The Christ Hospital Health Network launched ...

The current pandemic will likely have significant negative long-term consequences on health, with the economic downturn, job losses, social and emotional effects of social distancing and sheltering, ...

Precision medicine tailors healthcare to an individual’s genes, environment, and lifestyle, moving beyond a one-size-fits-all approach. Health insurance coverage significantly impacts access to ...

Through genetic analysis and precision IV therapy, 10X Health and REVIV are shifting beauty standards from external fixes to ...