Clinically Speaking: Questions and Answers About Biosimilars for Cancer Treatment
Oncologist Gury Doshi, M.D., explains how a type of medicine called biosimilars is changing the way we treat cancer
Oncologist Gury Doshi, M.D., explains how a type of medicine called biosimilars is changing the way we treat cancer
La oncóloga Gury Doshi, M.D., explica como unos medicamentos denominados biosimilares están cambiando la forma en que tratamos el cáncer
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Early treatment of primary hyperoxaluria may reduce kidney stones and slow damage
Un tratamiento temprano de la hiperoxaluria primaria podría reducir los cálculos renales y frenar las lesiones
By blocking harmful signals, biosimilars help reduce pain and damage
Al bloquear señales dañinas, los biosimilares pueden ser útiles para reducir el dolor y las lesiones
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From cancer therapies to autoimmune disease treatments, biosimilars open up treatment options for serious diseases
Desde terapias contra el cáncer a tratamientos para trastornos autoinmunitarios, los biosimilares ofrecen opciones terapéuticas para trastornos graves
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