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Molecular Therapies

Meaning

Molecular Therapies represent a class of clinical interventions that specifically target and modulate biological processes at the molecular and cellular level, often involving small molecules, peptides, or genetic modifiers. These therapies are distinguished by their precision, aiming to correct underlying pathological mechanisms such as gene expression dysregulation, protein-protein interactions, or specific receptor signaling pathways, rather than broadly treating symptoms. In the hormonal health space, this includes the targeted use of peptide secretagogues and specific receptor modulators to restore endogenous physiological function.