How the EPO treats personalised healthcare patents

Personalised healthcare, or precision medicine, is an evolving field where a therapeutic treatment is tailored to an individual with a particular disease. The aim is to target the right treatment to the right patient, typically by using a diagnostic test (companion diagnostic test) for one or more biomarkers indicative of drug response.

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