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Targeted Signaling Therapies

Meaning

Targeted Signaling Therapies represent a specialized class of clinical interventions, often utilizing specific nutraceuticals, peptides, or pharmaceutical agents, engineered to selectively modulate key molecular communication pathways within the cell or between organ systems. These therapies are designed to precisely influence hormone receptor activity, enzyme function, or cellular communication cascades, ensuring maximum therapeutic effect with minimal off-target systemic side effects. They embody the principle of precision medicine by directly addressing the specific molecular dysfunctions driving hormonal imbalance.