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Improving Anticoagulant Therapy Through Warfarin Metabolite Profiling
Clinically relevant biomarkers for warfarin identified in this study will provide crucial leads for subsequent studies to assess their predictive value during anticoagulant therapy. This knowledge will aid stratifying risk among patients to improve therapeutic outcomes and decrease adverse drug events and associated health care costs. Collectively, these efforts will provide a critical foundation for future research using a metabolite biomarker strategy in a clinical setting to revolutionize warfarin therapy. Through its application, a real-time assessment of warfarin metabolism for each patient could lead to a truly personalized dosing strategy and improve patient safety for this life-saving drug.
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