With your genes? Take one of these, three times a day

Alison Abbott
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Alison Abbott: Nature's senior European correspondent

Nature, 2003, vol. 425, issue 6960, 760-762

Abstract: Truly 'personalized' medicine remains a distant goal. But researchers are now thinking about how to use genomic data to avoid prescribing drugs that may kill, or won't work. Alison Abbott reports.

Date: 2003
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