Monoclonal Antibodies: Targeted Therapy

Monoclonal Antibodies (MABs) are a type of targeted medicine remedy. These medicines honor and find specific proteins on cancer cells. There are numerous different MABs to treat cancer. They work in different ways to kill the cancer cell or stop it from growing. Monoclonal antibody remedy is a form of targeted treatment that uses lab-created antibodies that find and kill specific cancer cells. Physicians who treat cancer (oncologists) also use monoclonal antibody remedy to boost the vulnerable system’s capability to defend against cancer. Providers can use this treatment on its own or with other treatments.

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