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Next-Generation Drug Technologies: What Are ADCs (Antibody-Drug Conjugates)? The "Guided" Era in CancerADC (Antibody-Drug Conjugate) technology delivers the power of chemotherapy straight to the cancer cell's address — "smart bombs." We explain how these guided missiles work, why they are not enough on their own, and share the real case in which our clinic overcame T-DXd resistance through genomic profiling.What Should Cancer Patients Eat? Scientific Facts and Personalized Nutrition ApproachesNutrition during cancer treatment must be personalized to the patient and their genetics. The risks of popular diets and unsupervised supplement use, the importance of muscle mass, and personalized nutrition approaches backed by scientific evidence.Two Patients, Same Diagnosis, Different Outcomes: Personalized Cancer Treatment with the Molecular Tumor BoardWhy do two patients with the same cancer type and stage respond differently to the same treatment? The answer lies in the tumor's DNA. How the Molecular Tumor Board and precision oncology let us chart a treatment route unique to your disease.How Should Cancer Be Defined and Classified, and How Should It Be Treated?The shift from organ-based classification to a molecular, personalized approach—a comprehensive look at why tumor-agnostic, biology-based cancer treatment marks a new era.Hyperthermia in Cancer Treatment: Most Frequently Asked Questions and AnswersWhat is hyperthermia, the treatment with heat? Does it harm healthy cells, and in which cancers is it effective? The most-asked questions about the fourth pillar of cancer treatment.What Is the Ketogenic Diet | What to Eat on a Keto Diet?The ketogenic diet is a low-carbohydrate eating plan in which the body produces ketones in the liver for energy. Its benefits, effects in cancer patients, and what can be eaten on it.The Clinical Benefit of Genomic Testing in Cancer TreatmentAdvanced genetic diagnostics open the door to personalized medicine in the prevention, early diagnosis and targeted treatment of cancer.
