Cancer Gene Therapy
Cancer gene therapy is a medical technique which involves the introduction of genetic material into cells in order to alter their function, in order to treat or cure disease. Its main purpose is to replace the abnormal or damaged genes in cells that cause cancer with healthy genes, thus preventing cancer from developing and spreading. This potentially life-saving therapy is currently undergoing clinical trials for a range of cancers, and if successful, it could revolutionize the way cancer is treated. The ability to precisely target and manipulate genes has the potential to improve the outcomes of cancer patients and reduce the suffering caused by this deadly disease.
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