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What do you think of pharmacogenomics?
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Good potential: This is the ability to use genetic analysis to determine whether a given drug will be useful, or useless and might also shed light on the timing of effectiveness. As genetic analysis gets cheaper, this will become a more useful tool. It seems especially useful currently in the treating of certain cancers and arthritic diseases.
Answered 6/17/2013
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