The Pharma Heroes: The Power of Precision Medicine

great book easy to follow story and cute illustrations my kids and i learned an important topic with this book

It's really very very interesting to read this book although it's for kids but one can learn from it and each and every explanation are made easy and simple. Recommending everyone to read this book.

Bought this book to show my kids (2 and 4) what mommy does as I am a pharmacist that works with PGx. That being said it would be great for anyone interested in STEM. My littles actually love it and it's become a staple in the bedtime routine. Thanks Dr Sue!

"The Pharma Heroes" is an exceptional book that has brilliantly explained the complex subject of pharmacogenomics in an understandable way for both children and adults. This book stands out from others because of the author's expertise in the field, which is reflected in their ability to simplify scientific concepts and the practical applications of STEM education.The captivating plot and characters make it a must-read for anyone interested in science, technology, and medicine. The author's careful balance between science and storytelling ensures that readers are not overwhelmed with technical details, yet still understand the subject matter.What sets "The Pharma Heroes" apart is its ability to make the complex world of pharmacogenomics accessible to everyone. The book successfully communicates how our genes influence how our bodies respond to medications, and how this knowledge can be used to create personalized treatments for patients.I highly recommended this book for anyone looking to expand their knowledge of pharmacogenomics and its potential impact on medicine.

I bought this book for my 6 year old nephew and he is absolutely obsessed with it! It has become his #1 bedtime story and he can't wait to get more of the books in this series in the future - an educational book but done in such a refreshing way, it's great to see!

I'm a PharmD who LOVES precision medicine, especially PGX (pharmacogenomics). However, my 4 boys have no clue what that means or what I do.As soon as this book was published I had to buy it and read it with them. They enjoyed it and I liked how simply this book taught the basics of PGx. Perfect for kids (or adults) for a quick brush-up on the topic.

My daughter is 9 and loved it. The author managed to make precision medicine understandable to school age children. Even the little ones can appreciate the Medville Land story line with it's rhymes. This book is perfect for your future little scientist!