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RESEARCH & TREATMENTS • UNITED STATES
Study identifies genetic variants linked to drug responses in nearly 100,000 Americans
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A study of nearly 100,000 diverse Americans identified thousands of genetic variants in genes that influence responses to prescription drugs, according to STAT. The report does not specify whether the findings have been peer-reviewed or are ready to guide treatment.
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Why it matters
The findings may help researchers understand why people respond differently to medicines, but the report does not establish a current change to prescribing. Any future application could affect patients and health care providers in the United States.
What happens next
The article does not describe next steps, publication details, or plans to apply the findings in clinical care.
Whether the findings are peer-reviewed and published
Whether researchers report plans to test the findings in clinical care