The Role of Pharmacists in Integrating Pharmacogenomics Testing for Improved Medication Outcomes
Pharmacogenomics is increasingly important in clinical practice, and pharmacists are uniquely positioned to lead the way in integrating pharmacogenomics testing. The Clinical Pharmacogenetics Implementation Consortium (CPIC) has been providing guidelines for clinical care, including recommendations for cardiovascular medications such as clopidogrel. Pharmacists’ involvement in integrating pharmacogenomics testing into cardiology clinical practice holds significant potential to optimize medication therapy and improve patient outcomes.
Beliefs’ Impact on Brain Activity and Drug Dosing Behavior
Mount Sinai Hospital researchers have made a groundbreaking discovery, revealing that an individual’s beliefs about drugs can significantly impact their brain activity and behavior, much like the effects of pharmacological treatments. This finding has far-reaching implications for addiction treatment and…