Radically Genuine with Dr Roger Mcfillin
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Genetic Testing and Medication Metabolism!

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December 14, 2023

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Did you know that genetic testing was once hailed as the key to tailoring medicines to individual genetic profiles? 💊 Christopher Crotty, coauthor of a groundbreaking research paper on CYP450 genetic polymorphism, sheds light on the potential impact on drug safety and efficacy.

Back in 2001, Francis Collins, former head of the NIH, envisioned a future where genetic testing would customize medications, acknowledging the variability in drug effectiveness and the potential for severe side effects in some individuals. Dr. Allen Roses of GlaxoSmithKline echoed this sentiment in 2003, revealing that over 90% of drugs work in only 30-50% of people.

These words were once seen as encouraging signs for the integration of genetic testing to enhance drug outcomes. However, as Christopher Crotty suggests, perhaps there was a touch of naivety in our optimism.

#GeneticTesting #DrugSafety #MedicationMetabolism #HealthInnovation #ResearchUpdate #CYP450 #DNA #Genetics #MentalHealth #Depression #Anxiety

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Christopher CrottyFrancis CollinsDr Allen Roses

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