MDGeneticPro Pharmacogenomics
Reduce Adverse Drug Reactions with MDGeneticPro PGx for Personalized Care
Use pharmacogenomics (PGx) to determine which prescription drugs work best for each patient
If you could know how your patients react to medication before prescribing it, why not use it? Our MDGeneticPro PGx panel does just that by testing a patient’s genetic makeup to see how they metabolize prescription drugs. Based on our testing we can determine if someone is a rapid, normal, intermediate, and poor metabolizer to certain medications. This will help doctors predict patients’ response and save patients from medication not working or experiencing adverse drug reactions.
The convenience of PGx:
- Improve medication selection
- Reduce titration periods
- Increase efficacy
Let’s Talk
We want to hear from you! Tell us more about your interest in MDGeneticPro Pharmacogenomics today.
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Complications for Type 2 diabetes
The onset of Type II Diabetes occurs after adulthood, and usually between ages of 40 and 50. The causative factors and the treatment, however, is very much the same as for juvenile diabetes: Daily blood sugar level tests and injections of insulin and/or oral...
How to manage Hepatitis C
Hepatitis C is a virus that is normally carried in the bloodstream to the liver. Then, it can affect and damage your liver. This virus can also affect other body parts, including the immune system, the digestive system, and the brain. Hepatitis C infection calls for...
How Are Women Of Childbearing Age At Risk For Hepatitis C
What Is Hepatitis C? Hepatitis C is a known severe liver disease. It is contagious and deadly, causing untold liver damage and sometimes liver cancer. You can have hepatitis C, and you may not know it unless you test. You can contact hepatitis C through coming in...
How can a mother prevent HCV transmission to child
Becoming a new mother to a precious newborn baby brings a lot of worry all on its own. Worrying about the ways to prevent HCV transmission to the newborn might be also a concern of yours if you currently have the viral infection. To help ease your mind the information...
Understanding Type 2 Diabetes
Type 2 diabetes is a life-long disease that affects the way your body handles the glucose in your blood. There are 27 million people in the United States who suffer from this condition and 86 million people with prediabetes. What Causes Type 2 Diabetes? There are...
Top 10 Health Risks for Men
When it comes to health risks, it is important to realize and remember that every individual is unique. When you consider the specifics of DNA, genetics, and other family and lifestyle traits, then you have to be aware of what could affect you the most. That being...
MDGeneticPro Pharmacogenomics
Reduce Adverse Drug Reactions with MDGeneticPro PGx for Personalized Care
Use pharmacogenomics (PGx) to determine which prescription drugs work best for each patient
If you could know how your patients react to medication before prescribing it, why not use it? Our MDGeneticPro PGx panel does just that by testing a patient’s genetic makeup to see how they metabolize prescription drugs. Based on our testing we can determine if someone is a rapid, normal, intermediate, and poor metabolizer to certain medications. This will help doctors predict patients’ response and save patients from medication not working or experiencing adverse drug reactions.
The convenience of PGx:
- Improve medication selection
- Reduce titration periods
- Increase efficacy
Let’s Talk
We want to hear from you! Tell us more about your interest in MDGeneticPro Pharmacogenomics today.
Read Our Blog
Complications for Type 2 diabetes
The onset of Type II Diabetes occurs after adulthood, and usually between ages of 40 and 50. The causative factors and the treatment, however, is very much the same as for juvenile diabetes: Daily blood sugar level tests and injections of insulin and/or oral...
How to manage Hepatitis C
Hepatitis C is a virus that is normally carried in the bloodstream to the liver. Then, it can affect and damage your liver. This virus can also affect other body parts, including the immune system, the digestive system, and the brain. Hepatitis C infection calls for...
How Are Women Of Childbearing Age At Risk For Hepatitis C
What Is Hepatitis C? Hepatitis C is a known severe liver disease. It is contagious and deadly, causing untold liver damage and sometimes liver cancer. You can have hepatitis C, and you may not know it unless you test. You can contact hepatitis C through coming in...
How can a mother prevent HCV transmission to child
Becoming a new mother to a precious newborn baby brings a lot of worry all on its own. Worrying about the ways to prevent HCV transmission to the newborn might be also a concern of yours if you currently have the viral infection. To help ease your mind the information...
Understanding Type 2 Diabetes
Type 2 diabetes is a life-long disease that affects the way your body handles the glucose in your blood. There are 27 million people in the United States who suffer from this condition and 86 million people with prediabetes. What Causes Type 2 Diabetes? There are...
Top 10 Health Risks for Men
When it comes to health risks, it is important to realize and remember that every individual is unique. When you consider the specifics of DNA, genetics, and other family and lifestyle traits, then you have to be aware of what could affect you the most. That being...