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Targeted Biological Intervention

Meaning

Targeted Biological Intervention refers to the precise application of therapeutic agents, such as specific hormones, peptides, or small molecules, designed to modulate a single, identified molecular pathway or biological process responsible for a particular health deficit or age-related decline. This approach contrasts with broad-spectrum treatments by focusing on high-specificity, aiming for maximum efficacy with minimal off-target effects. It is a hallmark of the precision medicine model.