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Interindividual Response Variance

Meaning

Interindividual Response Variance describes the significant, measurable differences in physiological, metabolic, or clinical outcomes observed among distinct individuals subjected to the same standardized intervention, treatment, or environmental exposure. This variance highlights the inherent biological heterogeneity of the human population, driven by a complex interplay of genetic polymorphisms, epigenetic modifications, and unique environmental histories. Acknowledging this variance is fundamental to the practice of personalized medicine and hormonal health.