It’s not that you’re wrong, but you miss the depth of the issue. Yes, we know that people are different and there’re many redundant pathways, and every poor bas

It’s not that you’re wrong, but you miss the depth of the issue. Yes, we know that people are different and there’re many redundant pathways, and every poor bastard probably has his own mutation, etc. But we need to actually identify the mechanisms, describe them in a lot of detail, and look for very specific biomarkers. That’s what “personalized medicine” is going to be. It’s extremely difficult to put a study like this together. So many parts can go wrong. So it’s an achievement not just for scientists who published in a good journal, but for the whole humanity.