cellular therapies

Cellular therapies are medical treatments that use living cells to repair or replace damaged tissues and treat various diseases. These cells can originate from the patient or a donor and are specially prepared to target specific conditions, such as cancer, degenerative diseases, or injuries. By harnessing the regenerative or immune-boosting properties of these cells, cellular therapies aim to restore normal function, promote healing, or eliminate harmful cells. They represent a promising area of medicine, offering personalized and potentially more effective treatment options with fewer side effects compared to traditional therapies.