Have we reached the stage where each cancer patient should have their tumour sequenced? C. Le Tourneau looks at whether cancer treatment can truly be individualised based on the patient’s tumoral genetic map, or whether we still have some way to go before universal tumour sequencing makes clinical sense.
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Introduction : Definitions & Objectives of the colloquium: Selective choices among relevant areas with established therapeutic progress. Dominique BELLET et Jean-Paul TILLEMENT
New diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologies
Integration of individual genetic and kinetic characteristics for the pharmacological optimization of drug use. Pierre MARQUET
Toward precision medicine for age-related diseases: standardized geriatric assessment. Fati NOURHASHEMI
Genomic and precision medicine: setting problems and perspectives. Francis GALIBERT
Managing drug interactions: a clinical decision support system. Jacques TURGEON
Therapeutic targeting of Interleukin 17: An example of translational medicine. Pierre MIOSSEC
Realities and perspetives of precision medicine
Type 2 diabetes and hypercholesterolemia. André SCHEEN
Should we sequence each patient's tumour? Christophe LE TOURNEAU
Kidney transplantation: an emblematic example of precision medicine to solve an increasingly complex situation. Thierry HAUET
Gene, cellular and stem-cell therapies: perspectives and limits. Salima HACEIN-BEY
Precision Medicine: which applications, cost and targeted populations? Jean-Pierre MICHEL
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2017
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