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Ghana needs national precision medicine network to improve healthcare – Prof Adjei

He noted that Ghana already had important building blocks for precision medicine, including clinical research institutions, electronic health systems, disease registries, genomic research and pharmacogenetic studies.
Professor George Obeng Adjei is an associate Professor of Clinical Pharmacology Professor George Obeng Adjei, an Associate Professor of Clinical Pharmacology, University of Ghana, has called for a national precision medicine network to improve healthcare delivery in Ghana.
Precision medicine is an approach to healthcare that considers an individual’s genetic makeup, health history, lifestyle and environment, among other factors, to determine the prevention, diagnosis or treatment most appropriate for that person.
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