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Pharmacogenomics in Practice: Why Traditional Medicine Still Leads

2025-07-21

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The future of cancer treatment depends on refining medicine, not replacing it with rising biotechnologies. It is clear that medicine-based approaches are applied in clinical settings and used for first-line cancer care more than biotechnologies. Even though biotechnologies are revered by many as being promising and an upcoming cancer treatment, they still have limitations that impede their effectiveness against a...

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DOI: 10.22541/au.175312762.25651176/v1

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