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Felix Frueh, PhD, Speaks about the Health Economics of Personalized Medicine

In this video, Felix Frueh, PhD, President, Medco Research, discusses the advancements in personalized medicine over the past decade. Dr. Frueh also speaks about the clinical data that are being generated in order to prove to payers that this area of medicine is not only valuable but also affordable.

In this video, Felix Frueh, PhD, President, Medco Research, discusses the advancements in personalized medicine over the past decade. Dr. Frueh also speaks about the clinical data that are being generated in order to prove to payers that this area of medicine is not only valuable but also affordable.

This video was taken at CBI's 4th Annual Forum for Payers on Personalized Medicine conference in Washington, DC, on March 13, 2012.

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