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==How Clinical and Genomic Data Integration can Support Pharmacogenomics Efforts Related to Personalized Medicine==
<pdf width="1500px">https://ceur-ws.org/Vol-930/keynote1.pdf</pdf>
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Keynote


How clinical and genomic data integration can                     support
pharmacogenomics efforts related to personalized medicine



Eric Neumann, Clinical Semantics Group



Abstract: Pharmacogenomics is a key factor that will drive the
personalized medicine vision. It will help create new combinations of
clinical and genomic information necessary for making clinical decision in
personalized medicine. Much can be done using available public data
sources, yet they lack essential facts that can be only obtained from deep
focused curation. A clear distinction will be made between Data vs
Actionable Knowledge, whereby semantically linked data specifically can
be leveraged to support decision making for personalized medicine.

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