# precision medicine

Evidence converges on more potent and safer prevention, earlier detection, and durable cures, while spotlighting risks from microplastics and wildfire smoke to male fertility. Behavioral data challenge simplistic hormone narratives and show that skill-building strategies can better protect adolescent mental health than bans. These signals inform near-term clinical decisions and exposure mitigation policy.

New findings converge on a systems-first approach: precision prevention, equitable access, and shared infrastructure deliver better outcomes than catchy narratives. From projected mass mortality linked to wildfire smoke to genotype-guided aspirin benefits and targeted cognitive training, the evidence prioritizes design, access, and specificity over slogans.