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Band 6+: What are the potential long-term consequences of the growing popularity of personalized medicine?

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From my perspective, there are several potential downsides to the growing popularity of personalized medicine. If people are heading towards personalized medicine, they may struggle to determine which medicine they should use. Sometimes they can't recognize that being uninformed or uneducated can lead to issues. While most people can manage their own medicine, this trend has several downfalls. If they choose the wrong medicine, they could face serious consequences.

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From my perspective as I hear or know there are several potential downside Like if people are heading to the postural medicine, they cannot determine what is the medicine they have to use. Sometimes they can’t recognize that being unreadable or some uneducated or unknowledgement but most of people can have can have your medicine by themselves that is the main growing popularity but there are several downfalls if they will have to wrong medicine they can face

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