An approach to medicine based on grouping patients according to the characteristics of their disease or how they respond to particular treatments (or to prophylaxis). This enables the identification and development of measures that are most effective for particular groups of patients.
Patients will have faster access to personalised medical therapies under new UK legislation...
The UK Government hopes to offer whole genome sequencing for all newborns in England within the next ten years, building upon the work of the Generation Study...
In this DNA Today podcast we hear from Debbie Lower, whose family has endured unimaginable loss and tragedy from seven amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and frontotemporal dementia cases in the past 30 years...
Nearly 500 'switch-like' genes that are either expressed highly or not at all have been identified from a large-scale study of gene expression from almost one thousand people...
The third event in a series looking at large-scale biomedical databases and research resources focused on participant feedback and follow-on...
A genetic test is being investigated to determine whether it can be used to personalise and improve the treatment of a wide variety of NHS patients...
Childhood kidney tumours contain significantly more genetic mutations than previously thought, according to recent research...
Men who carry two copies of a common genetic variant are more than twice as likely to develop dementia as those without, according to new research...
A baby born with a rare genetic liver disease has received the world's first customised experimental treatment that involved directly repairing his DNA to fix a faulty protein...
A genetic oral swab test to determine which hormone treatment is best for egg maturation before IVF has been developed...
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