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Phoenix Children’s Hospital Creating $50M Molecular Medicine Institute
Captured by Phoenix Children’s Hospital Molecular, or personalized, medicine uses genetic information to determine the right treatment for the right patient at the right time. By studying a patient’s...
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Ohio State’s P4 Medicine Update, Jan. 16, 2013
Captured by Sherri Kirk Filed under: 2013, P4 Medicine, P4 Medicine Update, Participatory, Personalized, Predictive, Preventive Tagged: ohio state, p4 medicine
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Becoming Your Own Doctor In The Brave New World Of Personalized Medicine
Captured by Forbes Lately there’s been a lot of talk about personalized medicine. There’s a bold idea going around that people should take control of their own healthcare and manage the flood of new...
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20 to Know in Health Care: Clay Marsh
Captured by Business First of Columbus Why did you get into this profession? I am fascinated by the complexity of our bodies and the foundational opportunity to improve people’s lives – quality and...
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$11.8 Million Contract Funds Microbiome Work in Type 1 Diabetes
Captured by Baylor College of Medicine An $11.8 million, three-year contract with the http://www.nih.govwww.nih.gov and the University of South Florida in Tampa will enable the Alkek Center for...
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Mining Electronic Records for Revealing Health Data
Captured by The New York Times Over the past decade, nudged by new federal regulations, hospitals and medical offices around the country have been converting scribbled doctors’ notes to electronic...
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Could Clinical Decision Support Empower Patients?
Captured by Information Week Ideas long espoused by medical informatics pioneer Dr. Lawrence L. Weed but shunned or ignored by the medical establishment might find a perfect fit in a world of...
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Medical Science May be Answer to Budget Woes
The Hill’s Congress Blog “Sequestration” has forced the National Institutes of Health – the leading founder of biomedical research – to halt or cut funding to thousands of potentially groundbreaking...
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Technology to your rescue
The solution to your health problems may already be in your pocket. Chris Anderson, former editor-in-chief of Wired and current CEO of 3DRobotics, spoke Wednesday afternoon at the Personalized Health...
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At a conference & in the moment
On the morning of Oct. 3, the ballroom of the Blackwell at Ohio State University was filled with an unusual sight—professionals sitting relaxed, eyes closed, inhaling slowly, arms rising over their...
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