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Personalized Medicine Program at ASU Gets 45M

Two -based are contributing $45 million to create a partnership promoting and other diseases.

The at will receive $35 million from the Virginia G. Piper Trust and $10 million from the to bring together resources to advance a global .

, president and director of the in , has been chosen to lead the program. He will be joined by of ASU’s Biodesign Institute and of the .

The partnership seeks to improve methods so physicians can precisely tailor prevention, detection and treatment strategies using each patient’s specific characteristics. Much of their work will focus on the identification and validation of .

The partnership brings together experts in , , , , and . As one executive board member explained,

“With the team of and excellence we are assembling, our goal is to transform from the current ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach to one that is targeted around a patient’s unique .”

George Poste, DVM, PhD, DSc, FRS
Biodesign Institute, ASU

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