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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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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Read Our Blog

Understanding Tuberculosis

Image is from CDC Tuberculosis, TB, is an airborne bacterial infection. While other organs and tissues may be involved, it normally affects the lungs first. What You Need To Know While most people who have TB are not contagious, the disease is spread through the air...

read more

What is Colon Cancer?

Image is from Everyday Health Colon cancer is the accumulation of cancer cells in the lower part of the large intestine. These tumors typically begin as small benign growths referred to as polyps that turn into malignant tumors over time. Stages of Colon Cancer When a...

read more

Symptoms of Sarcoma Cancer

Image is from Sarcoma Foundation of America Sarcoma is a rare type of cancer that forms in the connective tissues of the bones, tendons, muscles, nerves, cartilage, blood vessels, fat, and other areas within the body. While there are dozens of types of sarcoma cancer,...

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Colorectal Cancer

Image is from Colon Cancer Alliance Colorectal cancer is most common if there is a family history of it, colon polyps present and long bouts of ulcerative colitis without treatment. With that said, colon cancer can affect anyone. Sometimes all it takes for the cancer...

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Catch the Signs of Cancer Early

Image is from Humans Are Free No matter how healthy you are, it is important to be aware of the early signs and symptoms of cancer. This will enable you to prevent it or treat it as early as possible if you happen to have cancer. Moreover, your doctors can have solid...

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