biopharmaceutical

Biopharmaceuticals are medicines made using biological methods, such as living cells or organisms, rather than traditional chemical processes. These complex drugs include vaccines, gene therapies, and biologic treatments for conditions like cancer, autoimmune diseases, and rare disorders. They often involve proteins, antibodies, or other large molecules, and are designed to target specific biological mechanisms in the body. Biopharmaceuticals are developed through advanced science and biotechnology, offering personalized and effective treatment options that often can't be achieved with conventional chemicals. Their production requires specialized techniques and careful regulation to ensure safety and efficacy.