Introduction

The goal of personalized medicine is to tailor medical treatments to individuals based on their individual characteristics [1]. Our ability to develop personalized treatment programs that offer more tailored treatments. It will be based on our knowledge of the molecular biology and genetics of an individual. It will also depend on our ability to develop patient-specific molecular biology and genetic code that will enable us to provide better healthcare. It differs from the doctor’s usual method of trial and error diagnosis: A doctor recognizes a possible health problem based on symptoms and develops a treatment plan based on details such as age and weight. They then adjust the plan until the treatment is effective.
Personalized medicine offers an excellent chance to go beyond ”one-size-fits-all” approaches to diagnosis, drug therapy and prevention. Although we are all the same, we are also all unique. An application of medication that ignores these differences cannot be any more valid. Genomic analysis allows us to predict disease risk with great precision. In personalized medicine, genomics plays a crucial role in selecting preventative plans suitable to the individual. Additionally, it can be helpful for choosing the right drug at the right time in some cases.
With this medicine, we have experienced confusing dosages, side effects, and instructions which are hard to follow. In terms of time, resources, and health, this is extremely costly. We believe that healthcare has more to offer in today’s data-driven, exponential era.
There are many medications that do not work for everyone. Can we come up with new ideas to make taking medicine simpler? How about finding the doses and combinations that work best for you?
The genomic revolution is enabling people to make personalized predictions about their disease risk by taking a closer look at them molecularly, so that they can choose a prevention plan that suits their lifestyles; genomics is a substantial part of the progress of personalized medicine [2].
In this paper, we have discussed the disruption brought by personalized medicine in the healthcare field.Even though the biggest revolution in healthcare is still a long way off, maybe it isn’t too far away.