Precision Medicine—Right Treatment, Right Patient, Right Time, Wrong Approach?

Right Test, Wrong Patient: Biomarkers and Value.

A 2-year-old girl with Pierre Robin sequence, a gastric tube, and a tracheostomy and ventilator was admitted to the hospital medicine service. She had presented with a dislodged gastric tube, and on presentation she was lethargic, mildly febrile, and tachycardic, with normal blood pressure for age and oxygen saturations of 95% to 100% on her home ventilator settings. Her laboratory tests in the...

The right prevention and treatment for the right patient at the right time

The right treatment to the right patient at the right time.

Left is right, right is wrong.

correspondence correspondence Left is right, right is wrong T he cover illustration of the August 2009 issue of EMBO reports, although aesthetically pleasing, is unfortunately erroneous and could come as a shock to researchers in the chromatin field. Canonical nucleosomes are indeed left-handed, such as the nucleosomes in the left 'column' of chro-matin fibres on the cover. However, in the righ...

Right pace, wrong place.