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Articles tagged as 'pharmacogenomics'

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Africa integral to evolution of pharmacogenomics research
As the cradle of modern humanity, Africa is home to high levels of genetic diversity among its people, with significant implications for the safety and efficacy of many drugs.


Latest podcast episode – Tailoring drug therapy to your genes
Drug Safety Matters dives into the fascinating field of pharmacogenomics and the implications it has for tailored treatments and safer prescribing practices.


Pharmacogenomics group aims to refine patient safety options
Better understanding of genetic variation – between individuals and subpopulations – can inform more refined choices of drugs and doses. A new ISoP group is set to drive progress.


To genotype or not to genotype, that is the question
Our genes contribute anything from 15 to 95% of how we react to medicines. Why is this the case, and how might genetic testing help avoid the risk of potential side effects?


Linking Pharmacogenomics and Pharmacovigilance Data to Solve Drug-induced Problems
Pharmacovigilance has come a long way in helping us link medicines to their side-effects; with the help of pharmacogenomics it can go even further.


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