Cancer treatment that targets proteins that affect how cancer cells grow, divide, and disseminate is known as targeted therapy. Precision medicine is built on this foundation. Researchers are better able to build medicines that target the DNA alterations and proteins that drive cancer as they learn more about them.
Precision treatment, which takes advantage of information about the genes and proteins altered in a person's cancer, includes targeted medicines. Experts are developing new techniques to impede cancer cells' capacity to proliferate, survive, and spread by devising medications that interfere with specific chemicals in cancer cells while inflicting minimal harm to normal cells and tissues.
Hormone therapies
Signal transduction inhibitors
Gene expression modulators
Apoptosis inducers
Monoclonal antibodies
Related: Clinical Oncology Webinar | Cancer Pharmacology Webinar 2021 | Oncology Conference 2021 | Clinical Oncology Conference | Oncology Conference Virtual Meeting | Oncology Conference Online | Clinical Oncology and Pharmacology Meeting | Webinar on Clinical Oncology and Pharmacology | Conference on Oncology | Virtual Meeting on Clinical Oncology and Pharmacology | Cancer virtual conference 2021 | Oncology Online meeting |
Related Societies: American Society of Clinical Oncology | Community Oncology Alliance | Society of Surgical Oncology | American Society of Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology | American Association of Cancer Research | American Cancer Society | National Cancer Institute | National Comprehensive Cancer Network |
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