Advances in biology, technology and information technology make it possible today, notably by analyzing big data (patient characteristics, 'omics', social and environmental data), to refine the nosography frameworks by identifying more homogeneous groups of patients whose management would be personalized, with the aim of improving the benefit/risk ratio. If this precision medicine is a topical subject, few health professionals are trained in it and few of the non-medical disciplines, which must participate in its development through research, have the necessary specific knowledge.

The aim of the "Precision Health" program is therefore to provide integrated training on these issues, open to students from different disciplinary backgrounds, by combining a balance between medical/biological questions and the other disciplines necessary for understanding and taking on the challenges of precision health. It will be based on examples taken from the hot topics in health sciences regarding different types of chronic diseases, which justify a long-term precision approach, from screening to prevention of complications.