Therapeutic Biomarkers

Therapeutic biomarkers are measurable indicators found in the body—such as molecules in blood or tissues—that help doctors understand how a treatment is working or predict how a patient might respond to a specific therapy. They can guide personalized treatment plans, optimize drug effectiveness, and reduce side effects by tailoring interventions to an individual's unique biological profile. Essentially, these biomarkers serve as biological signals that inform and improve the management of a disease, making therapies more precise and effective.