Strategic Medicine’s approach is to look at clinical problems and then understand the difficulties and complexities associated with bridging the knowledge gaps that exist in understanding how to treat a patient.

Although many of these complexities cannot be overcome, it is important to understand the constraints on the problem being solved by a specific drug or diagnostic.

Strategic Medicine’s has an advantage because it’s taking a broad view of the overall problem and then trying to understand which pieces of the problem are being solved by which approach. We do not expect every approach to generalize to solve the whole problem.