Healthcare IT News May 19, 2020
Charles Alessi

Precision medicine’s equivalent for people who are not necessarily ill, precision health, is only now starting to be developed.

Precision health is the delivery of customer and personalised solutions to people to encourage them to better manage their health, by addressing potential behavioral risk factors, like lack of exercise, and also better managing some predisposing other factors that can cause disease, like genetic predisposition.

There are various drivers encouraging change and these are starting to demonstrably exert their influence as well as start to act synergistically.

These changes comprise:

  1. Ageing and accompanying multi-morbidity, both of which drive increases in activity in existing health and care systems as they strive to manage non-communicable diseases. This increase in activity puts further...

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