My View on Precision Medicine The concept of precision medicine is prevention and treatment strategies that take individual variability into account. Every coin has two sides. There are benefits and ethical issues about precision medicine. For one thing, genetic variations also influence how we respond to medication and other interventions, therefore the more genomic information your understand about us, the better equipped they are to offer individualized care to you. Beyond treating disease, precision medicine includes approaches to diagnostics, prevention, and screening. For another thing, it raises issues of health equity. A rigorous process of informed consent will have to be developed. Participants's privacy and the confidentiality of their health information should be protected. Who should have access to a person's genetic profile? There are also ethical concerns about the release of incidental findings. Therefore, we need to understand the risks and benefits of precision medicine. Precision medicine in China, if not in its infancy, is still a long way from reaching maturity. However, it shows significant promise. With more investment in precision medicine, China will be well placed to provide top-quality health care for its populace.