NHS pharmacogenomics trial expands to 20 sites across England

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20 GP practices across England are now participating in the PROGRESS trial, a research study designed to establish the feasibility of providing an NHS-wide pharmacogenomics service that identifies genetic changes associated with commonly prescribed drugs. Providing an update on the trial at the Clinical Pharmacy Congress (CPC), held in London on 9 May 2025, Vicky […]

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