Content Highlights of the Year: a Look Over 2022 at Personalized Medicine

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Table 1. Top 2022 articles in Personalized Medicine by readership.^†

Rank	Article type	Title	Authors	Volume	Ref.
1	Short communication	Alignment of health plan coverage policies for somatic multigene panel testing with clinical guidelines in select solid tumors	Wong WB, Anina D, Lin C-W & Adams DV	19(3)	[1]
2	Commentary	The United States 2020 census data: implications for precision medicine and the research landscape	Roman YM	19(1)	[2]
3	Research article	Investigating underlying human immunity genes, implicated diseases and their relationship to COVID-19	Ahmed Z, Renart EB & Zeeshan S	19(3)	[3]
4	Review	How can we address the uncertainties regarding the potential clinical utility of polygenic score-based tests?	Moorthie S, Hall A, Babb de Villiers C et al.	19(3)	[4]
5	Research article	The frequency of major CYP2C19 genetic polymorphisms in women of Asian, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander subgroups	Alrajeh KY & Roman YM	19(4)	[5]

† As of 27 October 2022.

Table 2. Top 2022 articles in Personalized Medicine by citations.^†

Rank	Article type	Title	Authors	Volume	Ref.
1	Case report	Microsatellite instability testing in colorectal patients with Lynch syndrome: lessons learned from a case report and how to avoid such pitfalls	Adeleke S, Haslam A, Choy A et al.	19(4)	[6]
2	Review	Genetic and genomic learning needs of oncologists and oncology nurses in the era of precision medicine: a scoping review	Rahman B, McEwen A, Phillips JL et al.	19(2)	[7]

† As of 27 October 2022.

Table 3. Top 2022 articles in Personalized Medicine by social media and news engagement.^†

Rank	Article type	Title	Authors	Volume	Ref.
1	Short communication	Alignment of health plan coverage policies for somatic multigene panel testing with clinical guidelines in select solid tumors	Wong WB, Anina D, Lin C-W & Adams DV	19(3)	[1]
2	Short communication	A precision medicine approach to stress testing using metabolomics and microribonucleic acids	Limkakeng AT, Rowlette L-L, Hatch A et al.	19(4)	[8]
3	Research article	COVID-19 telehealth preparedness: a cross-sectional assessment of cardiology practices in the USA	Waldman CE, Min JH, Wassif H et al.	19(5)	[9]

† As of 27 October 2022.

Wong WB , AninaD , LinC-W , AdamsDV. Alignment of health plan coverage policies for somatic multigene panel testing with clinical guidelines in select solid tumors. Per. Med.19(3), 171–180 (2022).

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Roman YM . The United States 2020 census data: implications for precision medicine and the research landscape. Per. Med.19(1), 5–8 (2022)

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Ahmed Z , RenartEG , ZeeshanS. Investigating underlying human immunity genes, implicated diseases and their relationship to COVID-19. Per. Med.19(3), 229–250 (2022).

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Moorthie S , AlisonHall , de VilliersCBet al. How can we address the uncertainties regarding the potential clinical utility of polygenic score-based tests? Per. Med. 19(3), 63–270 (2022).

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Alrajeh KY , RomanYM. The frequency of major CYP2C19 genetic polymorphisms in women of Asian, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander subgroups. Per. Med.19(4), 327–339 (2022).

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Adeleke S , HaslamA , ChoyAet al. Microsatellite instability testing in colorectal patients with Lynch syndrome: lessons learned from a case report and how to avoid such pitfalls. Per. Med.19(4), 277–286 (2022).

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Rahman B , McEwenA , PhillipsJL , TuckerK , GoldsteinD , JacobsC. Genetic and genomic learning needs of oncologists and oncology nurses in the era of precision medicine: a scoping review. Per. Med.19(2), 139–153 (2022).

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Limkakeng AT , RowletteL-L , HatchAet al. A precision medicine approach to stress testing using metabolomics and microribonucleic acids. Per. Med.19(4), 287–297 (2022).

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Waldman CE , MinJH , WassifHet al. COVID-19 telehealth preparedness: a cross-sectional assessment of cardiology practices in the USA. Per. Med.19(5), 411–422 (2022).

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