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Reengineering the clinical environment for precision medicine at UF Health
UF Health’s Precision Medicine Program is ushering in a new era of genetic medicine, with the introduction of a new name, leadership team and preemptive pharmacogenetics testing.
UF Health’s Precision Medicine Program named a national finalist for ASHP’s Excellence in Patient Safety Award
UF Health received the award Dec. 2 at the ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting in Anaheim, California.
AHA 2016: UF’s Larisa Cavallari presents findings on improving cardiac outcomes with genetic testing
This NIH-funded, UF-led study showed that a genetic test can significantly reduce the risk of adverse cardiac events for heart stent patients by helping identify the best antiplatelet medication for each patient.
Clinical Applications of Precision Medicine
Our three credit graduate course in personalized medicine involves the use an individual’s genetic profile to guide decisions made in regard to the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of disease. This […]
Paving the Way for Precision Medicine
On Jan. 27-28, 2015, more than 60 experts from across the country assembled at the University of Florida to present and discuss their successes and challenges in developing methods for incorporating genomic information as a routine part of patient care in diverse clinical settings.
Patient Care
Did you know health care providers can use genetic information to help identify which medication or dose is likely to work best for a patient? Learn how UF Health is using this approach to guide treatment decisions involving certain medications.