The future of precision medicine part 3: translation from research to the clinic
The previous instalments in this series ( part 1 and part 2) on the challenges and opportunities faced by precision medicine discussed the capabilities and limitations of precision medicine and the challenges posed by the need for large quantities of diverse, high quality data.
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