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Personalized Medicine translates recent genomic, genetic and proteomic advances into the clinical context. The journal provides an integrated forum for all players involved - academic and clinical researchers, pharmaceutical companies, regulatory authorities, healthcare management organizations, patient organizations and others in the healthcare community.

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Volume 4, Number 4, November 2007

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Editorial

The biospecimen as the key to personalizing medicine
pp. 385-387(3)
Author: Compton, Carolyn

Bulletin Board

New Chinese biobank set to be largest in world
pp. 389-392(4)

Review

Pharmacogenomics and antihypertensive drugs: a path toward personalized medicine
pp. 393-412(20)
Authors: Marteau, Jean-Brice; Gambier, Nicolas; Jeannesson, Elise; Siest, Géérard; Visvikis-Siest, Sophie

Pharmacogenetics of oral anticoagulants: the opportunity for individualized drug treatment of greater safety
pp. 413-421(9)
Authors: Loriot, Marie-Anne; Beaune, Philippe

Perspective

From farm to pharma: public health challenges of nutrigenomics
pp. 423-430(8)
Author: Bhardwaj, Minakshi

Priority Paper Evaluation

Role of UGT1A1*6 in irinogenetics in Asians
pp. 431-434(4)
Authors: Kim, Tae Won; Innocenti, Federico

Conference Scene

Translating from the laboratory to the patient: a multidisciplinary approach to delivering individualized therapy
pp. 435-438(4)
Author: Shay, Amanda

Company Profile

Theranostics Health: personalized therapy and diagnosis today
pp. 439-444(6)
Author: Roland, David

Special Focus: Ethical and Regulatory Concerns Regarding Human Genomic Databases - Editorial

``Private fears in public places?'' Ethical and regulatory concerns regarding human genomic databases
pp. 447-452(6)
Authors: Prainsack, Barbara; Gurwitz, David

Health record banks: integrating clinical and genomic data into patient-centric longitudinal and cross-institutional health records
pp. 453-455(3)
Author: Shabo Shvo, Amnon

Special Focus: Ethical and Regulatory Concerns Regarding Human Genomic Databases - Interview

Uses of the Twins UK genetic database
pp. 457-461(5)
Author: Spector, Tim D

Special Focus: Ethical and Regulatory Concerns Regarding Human Genomic Databases - Perspective

Banking expectations: the promises and problems of biobanks
pp. 463-469(7)
Author: Tutton, Richard

Regulating personal data in a shared world: limitations of the EU''s approach to data protection
pp. 471-477(7)
Author: Taylor, Mark J

Insurance coverage for pharmacogenomic testing in the USA
pp. 479-487(9)
Author: Williams, Marc S

Academic and commercial genetic testing laboratories: complementary if not complimentary
pp. 489-495(7)
Author: Strom, Charles M

Special Focus: Ethical and Regulatory Concerns Regarding Human Genomic Databases - Special Report

Balancing benefits of human genetic research against civic concerns: Essentially Yours and beyond -- the case of Australia
pp. 497-505(9)
Authors: Hindmarsh, Richard; Abu-Bakar, A''edah

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