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A recent WA pilot study has found that pharmacogenetic (PGx) testing shows promise as a tool to support antidepressant prescribing...
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A recent WA pilot study has found that pharmacogenetic (PGx) testing shows promise as a tool to support antidepressant prescribing...

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On Wednesday 9 September, the Perron Institute is joining more than 30 medical research institutes across Australia for the first...

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