Personalised medicine, also known as precision medicine, is an approach to healthcare that tailors medical treatment and prevention strategies to the individual characteristics of each patient. This includes factors such as genetic makeup, lifestyle, and environmental influences. By considering these unique aspects, personalised medicine aims to optimise the effectiveness of treatments, minimise side effects, and improve patient outcomes.
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