Carolinechhetri·Oct 26One Ingredient, Different Reactions….Can DNA Explain Retinol Tolerance?Two people can use the same retinol product and follow the same routine but have completely different experiences. One individual notices…A response icon1A response icon1
Madhumita K·Oct 20CYP2D6 Activity Score Tester: Reproducing a Pharmacogenomics Method with PythonWhat I learned about genetic variation, drug metabolism and scientific reproducibility by building a computational research prototype.
John Canuteson·Oct 19Parameters for a Medical Friend Program at a College II: With Me in a Simple ExampleIn the first post I went to ChatGPT to flesh out such a project, and, of course, got a comprehensive response.A response icon1A response icon1
Mark Perloe·Oct 18Beyond the Press Release: Navigating the 17-Year Gap in the Prostate Cancer EcosystemWhy Millions of Men Face Fragmented Care: Closing the Gap with Precision Diagnostics and AIA response icon1A response icon1
Madhumita K·Oct 1One size fits all? A future where your genes change your prescriptionWhy is implementing pharmacogenomics harder than it seems?
Claire Mitchell·Sep 1The $4 Million Question Behind an AI-Designed Dog Cancer VaccineA 100-page ethics application tells us more about the future of AI medicine than a viral headline does.
Dr Mark van Rijmenam, CSP·Aug 28Synthetic Minds | Medicine Is Turning Personal, One Patient at a TimeThe Synthetic Minds newsletter offers short daily insights to get you thinking. If you enjoy it, please forward. All signals are powered by…
Late Starter AI·Aug 28“Your Immune System, Redesigned Just for You”… The Rise of Individualized Cancer VaccinesA reader asked me recently whether we might one day simply order a drug built specifically for our own body, the way we order a custom…
