Personalized medicine, tailoring treatments to individual characteristics, sparks ethical discussions at the intersection of genetic information, patient autonomy, and healthcare equity. Practitioners in personalized medicine navigate informed consent processes that ensure individuals are aware of the potential implications of genetic testing. Ethical considerations extend to issues of privacy, especially in the era of genomic data, emphasizing the need for robust data protection measures. The ethical imperative of ensuring equitable access to personalized therapies prompts ongoing discourse about healthcare disparities and the responsible integration of personalized medicine into mainstream healthcare. Rather than adopting a one-size-fits-all approach, personalized medicine seeks to tailor medical decisions and interventions to the unique characteristics of each patient.
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