
From ETH to clinical practice: medical research requires cooperation
Medical research needs unresolved issues from clinical practice, says ETH Vice President Christian Wolfrum.
Personalized Health and Related Technologies (PHRT) is a strategic focus area of the ETH Domain which encompasses six Swiss institutions: ETHZ, EPFL, PSI, Empa, Eawag and WSL. The main goal of PHRT is to drive the ongoing life science revolution that will ultimately transform medicine as it is today into ‘individualized medicine’. In essence, a person’s unique biological makeup will guide decisions on how to maintain and restore health. Thanks to its community of researchers and associated hospitals, PHRT is pushing the frontiers of knowledge on the mechanisms of diseases and opening the door to new treatments and technologies improving health and disease treatments.
Medical research needs unresolved issues from clinical practice, says ETH Vice President Christian Wolfrum.
Today, we had the privilege of hosting PRiME, a next generation precision medicine institutional strategic initiative from the University of Toronto for an important discussion on the future of precision
On January 28th, join us for an exclusive event hosted by the PHRT Main in collaboration among others with Molly Shoichet, Scientific Director of PRiME at the University of Toronto.