The Path to Personalized Medicine.¶
Hamburg, M. A., & Collins, F. S. (2010). The Path to Personalized Medicine. New England Journal of Medicine, 363(4), 301-304.
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- Distributional Effects
- In drug development, average dose-response hides responder/non-responder distinctions, and personalized medicine is the explicit move to act on the distribution rather than the average.
This sourceArgues personalized medicine acts on responder/non-responder heterogeneity rather than the average dose-response.
- In drug development, average dose-response hides responder/non-responder distinctions, and personalized medicine is the explicit move to act on the distribution rather than the average.
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