Through highly individualized care, people will find more instances of early detection for dangerous diseases and better outcomes in overall health. Precision medicine will make healthcare more efficient and effective than ever before.
The White House announced that the UA is among the first institutions to participate in the national Precision Medicine Initiative, which will pioneer a new model of patient-powered research that will accelerate biomedical discoveries. UA researchers will translate large-scale clinical and genomic data into actionable individual outcomes with this $43M federal award.
