In the past, treatment options presented to patients were based on reported symptoms and quantitative diagnostic tests. While this standardized approach can be beneficial, the emergence of precision medicine can offer a customized technique that may lead to more optimal disease management. In 2015, the Precision Medicine Initiative was presented at the State of the Union with a goal to make measurable improvement across therapeutic areas. Therefore, researchers and physicians have worked tirelessly to harness the heterogeneity and homogeneity of a given condition and patient population to better meet their needs.

This white paper will cover:

• Precision Medicine
• Prediction of Cardiovascular Disease
• Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease
• Treatment of Cardiovascular Disease