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Precision Medicine and Economics

Precision medicine tailors treatments to the needs of individual patients by considering genetic, environmental and lifestyle factors. They can target the underlying causes of a patient’s condition, improve effectiveness, and reduce side effects.

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Cyber network, data flow, open source. 3D illustration of digita
  • Blog
  • May 2022

Open Source Modelling: From Ideas to Action

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  • Blog
  • December 2020

The Value of Diagnostic information (VODI) in Heart Failure – Recognising Value Beyond ‘Beats-Per-Minute’

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  • News
  • March 2018

Our Contributions to the Economics of Personalised Medicine

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  • News
  • January 2017

Value and Cancer: Journal of Cancer Policy Special Issue

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  • News
  • June 2016

OHE’s Paula Lorgelly Appointed as a Visiting Professor at King’s College London

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  • News
  • October 2014

OHE at ISPOR Europe 2: Conceptual and Practical Challenges in Judging Value

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Prof Towse on valuing genomic medicines and diagnostics
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  • December 2013

Personalised Medicine and the Value of Molecular Diagnostics: Case Studies

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Economic Incentives for Evidence Generation: Promoting an Efficient Path to Personalized Medicine
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  • October 2013

Personalised Medicine: Economic Incentives for Evidence Generation

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