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Data-Driven Medicine

Meaning

Data-Driven Medicine is a clinical methodology that utilizes extensive patient data, including hormonal assays, genomic information, wearable device metrics, and clinical outcomes, to personalize diagnostic and therapeutic interventions. In endocrinology, this paradigm allows clinicians to move beyond generalized treatment guidelines, enabling the identification of subtle, individualized hormonal patterns and metabolic phenotypes. The overarching goal is to enhance diagnostic precision and optimize treatment efficacy by translating complex, quantitative evidence into highly specific clinical strategies.