PERSONALIZED MEDICINE IN ONCOLOGY: LEVERAGING GENOMIC DATA FOR TARGETED THERAPIES

Mustayeva Guliston Buriboyevna

Authors

Mustayeva Guliston Buriboyevna Samarkand State Medical University Assistant of the Department of Infectious Diseases Guliston

Keywords:

Personalized Medicine, Oncology, Genomic Data, Targeted Therapies, Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS), Cancer Treatment, Healthcare Disparities, Patient Outcomes, Treatment Adherence, Precision Medicine.

Abstract

This article explores the integration of genomic data into personalized medicine within oncology, emphasizing its significant impact on improving cancer treatment outcomes. The analysis highlights how next-generation sequencing (NGS) technologies enable the identification of actionable mutations, facilitating tailored therapies that enhance efficacy and optimize healthcare resource allocation. Evidence indicates that personalized treatments lead to improved survival rates and quality of life for patients, particularly in specific cancer types. However, the article also addresses challenges related to healthcare disparities and emphasizes the need for equitable access to genomic testing. Future research directions are proposed to enhance the integration of genomic data into clinical practice and address issues of accessibility and data interpretation.