CIRS 5 | Understanding the Complex Symphony of Precision Medicine
This YouTube interview (CIRS 5) features Aaron Hartman, MD in a conversational exchange emphasizing clinical heterogeneity among patients and arguing for precision medicine tailored to individual biological differences. The speakers mention mechanisms contributing to variability—genetic dysregulation, mitochondrial dysfunction, and mast cell activation—and frame treatment goals as "normalizing" and "optimizing" patient physiology rather than producing elite performance.
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