Risk prevention in medicine : from a population-based to a personalized approach

Introduction

Prevention in the epidemiological transition

On the economic concept of the value of human life

Is demand for prevention driven by supply ?

Mass prevention versus à la carte prevention. The economist's point of view

The polypill concept

Risk prevention in medicine : from a population-based to a personalized approach

Self-care and collective reasoning

Genetics and personalized prevention

Genetics and personalized medicine : mass screening, family approach and pharmacogenetics. The example of colon cancer

Risk prevention in medicine : from a population-based to a personalized approach

Conclusions