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Prescribing Made Personal for You and Your Family

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Pharmacogenomics (PGx)

Pharmacogenomics, or PGx, can help your healthcare providers know what medications and dosages are most effective based on your unique genetics. With PGx, your doctor can:

  • Remove or reduce the trial and error of prescribing drugs
  • Identify possible interactions between drugs you may already be taking that may reduce the benefits or even cause serious side effects
  • Save money by avoiding medications that may not work for you or may cause you harm

Why Pharmacogenomics?

  • On multiple medications but not seeing improvement?
  • Experiencing unpleasant symptoms or side effects from the drugs you are taking?

The AccessDx PGx Profile helps your healthcare provider identify the safest, most effective medications for you—and which ones to avoid.

More than 75 percent of patients have genetic variations that can lead to adverse drug events and serious complications—are you one of them?

According to the Food and Drug Administration, 2.1 million people experience adverse reactions to drugs every year. This is a growing health crisis, but many incidences could be avoided with the help of PGx testing.

How can PGx testing benefit you?

Pharmacogenomics, or PGx, can help your healthcare providers know what medications and dosages are most effective based on your unique genetics. With PGx, your doctor can:

  • Reduce costs and hassle of ruling out ineffective medications by trial and error
  • Decrease the risk of adverse drug events caused by drug-to-drug and drug-to-gene interactions
  • Create a Personalized Prescribing Report, which gives you personalized drug and dosing recommendations and lets you share your information with other healthcare providers
  • Obtain secure online access to your results so providers can easily use them to make more informed prescribing decisions

Talk to Your Doctor About PGx

All AccessDx Laboratory tests must be ordered by a registered clinician. If you feel you will benefit from a PGx test, talk to your doctor.