Eccrine Systems
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In developing the future of precision medicine, Eccrine is focused on closing the gap between population-based dosing protocols and individual drug response influenced by lifestyle, environment, and genetics. Eccrine Systems' personal drug response profiles will enable prescribers to optimize pharmacotherapy — helping to solve a $500B/year problem for U.S. healthcare. Using data insights derived from our medication monitoring platform, we are pioneering the field of Pharmacoeccrinology -- The study of personal drug response derived from the non-invasive and continuous measurement of drug and biomarker levels excreted in locally stimulated sweat.
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