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How precision medicine changes medical epistemology: A formative case from Norway

2021-10-06

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Rationale and aims: Precision medicine (PM) raises a key question: How can we know what works when the number of people with a health problem becomes small or one (n=1)? We here present a formative case from Norway. The Norwegian Board of Health Supervision was faced with a cancer patient, who had improved after treatment with a drug in the private health sector but was refused continued treatment in the public he...

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10.22541/au.163355593.32867320/v1
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