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Personalized medicine as a book category covers works that explore how healthcare is tailored to the individual — using genetics, genomics, biomarkers, proteomics, lifestyle data, and digital health tools to predict disease risk, select targeted therapies, and optimize prevention and treatment for each patient. It includes scientific textbooks on precision medicine methods, clinical guides for practitioners, accessible popular-science explanations of genomics and pharmacogenomics, patient-facing manuals on interpreting test results and making choices, and case-study collections showing real-world implementation. Books in this genre also examine the ethical, legal, and social implications (privacy, equity, consent), the role of AI and big data, regulatory and policy challenges, and the economics of personalized care. Readers can expect content ranging from technical protocols and research reviews to narratives and practical advice aimed at clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and informed patients interested in the future of individualized healthcare.

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