Selection therapy

Selection therapy involves identifying and choosing the most effective treatments based on individual patient characteristics, such as genetics, biomarkers, or specific disease features. By tailoring therapy to the person’s unique biology or condition, healthcare providers aim to improve treatment outcomes and reduce unnecessary side effects. This personalized approach contrasts with a one-size-fits-all strategy, ensuring that each patient receives the most appropriate intervention for their specific needs. Selection therapy enhances the precision of medical care, increasing the likelihood of successful results and more efficient use of resources.