Precision medicine refers to the analysis, identification, verification and application of biomarkers for large sample populations and specific disease types based on individualized medicine and through genome, proteome and other technologies, so as to accurately find the causes and treatment targets of diseases, and finally realize personalized and accurate treatment for diseases and specific patients.
According to the above definition, which of the followings does not belong to precision medicine?
D suffered from insomnia and went to the hospital of traditional Chinese medicine. The doctor treated him according to the concept of different treatment for the same disease and the same treatment for different diseases.