From the irises in our eyes to the shape of our ears to our fingerprints, no two humans on earth—even “identical” twins—are alike. So when our bodies become sick or injured, applying a one-size-fits-all, trial-and-error treatment for whatever ails us may be a good solution for a majority of patients, but it is not the best for all of them.
Enter personalized medicine. This revolutionary medical model is pushing the boundaries of traditional practice by creating new, precise treatments; reducing the need for expensive tests; and flagging risk factors that enable earlier…
