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Personalized Medicine for Sepsis
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 2015Sepsis is a complex syndrome triggered by infection and characterized by systemic deregulation of immune and inflammatory pathways. It is a major cause of death worldwide and results in the widespread use of antibiotics and substantial health care costs.
Fabiano, Pinheiro da Silva +1 more
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Personalizing precision medicine
Journal of the American Society of Hypertension, 2015Personalized medicine used to mean the individual attention each patient received from a caring physician, who took the time to explain the health problem, potential remedies, and attendant risks, and then administered the best possible treatment. We learned personalized medicine by observing master teachers and by practicing what they taught. The term
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The Prospects for Personalized Medicine
Hastings Center Report, 2010Personalized medicine—the customization of medical treatment to an individual's genetic profile—aims to both improve outcomes and control costs. But recent news, including scandals involving direct-to-consumer genetic tests and questions about targeted cancer therapies, has exposed many ethical hurdles. They are explored here by ethicists, a patient, a
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Personalized medicine in rheumatology
Orvosi Hetilap, 2013In rheumatology, especially in arthritides, early diagnosis and aggressive therapy may open up new dimensions of expectations, such as improvement of pain, prevention of structural, functional damage and better quality of life. Targeted (biological) therapy has brought new horizons in rheumatology. As it is a rather expensive treatment modality, it has
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Personalized Medicine – Pharmacogenetics
Personalized Medicine, 200610.2217/17410541.3.1.9 © 20 The recent report commissioned by the Royal Society, Personalised Medicines: Hopes and Realities, focuses on the current status of pharmacogenetics, one of the major fields on which the concept of personalized medicine hangs much of its hopes.
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[Proteomics and personalized medicine].
Recenti progressi in medicina, 2013With the disclosure of the human genome a new era for bio-medicine has arisen, characterized by the challenge to investigate pathogenic mechanisms, studying simultaneously metabolites, DNA, RNA, and proteins. As a result, the "omics" revolution boomed, giving birth to a new medicine named "omics-based medicine".
Rocchiccioli S. +3 more
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Losing the “Person” in Personalized Medicine
Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, 2017Stiefel F, Bourquin C, Saraga M
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The challenges of personalized medicine
Clinical Biochemistry, 2012Loralie J, Langman +1 more
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