How Your Genes Affect Your Response to Medication
Offered By: Stanford University via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the fascinating field of pharmacogenomics in this informative lecture by Stanford MD Latha Palaniappan. Discover how genetic differences impact drug metabolism, outcomes, and side effects across racial and ethnic groups. Learn about the potential of individualized drug therapy to prevent dangerous reactions and improve patient care. Understand the importance of analyzing unique genetic profiles to determine optimal medications and dosages. Gain insights into precision health approaches that aim to provide tailored medical care for every individual. Delve into Dr. Palaniappan's research on diverse populations, chronic disease prevention, and the study of understudied racial/ethnic minorities. Explore ongoing efforts to implement genetic and pharmacogenetic testing in primary care settings and the role of biobanks in accelerating scientific discoveries.
Syllabus
Stanford MD, Latha Palaniappan, on How Your Genes Affect Your Response to Medication
Taught by
Stanford Health Care
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