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Adjuvant Therapies

Meaning

Adjuvant therapies are clinical treatments administered following the primary intervention, such as surgery or radiation, to enhance its overall effectiveness and minimize the potential for disease recurrence. In the domain of hormonal health, this often translates to the use of specific endocrine agents after an initial procedure to manage hormone-sensitive conditions. These secondary interventions are precisely aimed at eradicating any residual microscopic disease that may persist following the main therapeutic effort.