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How Do HER2 Targeted Therapies Work?
HER2 targeted therapies work by specifically targeting the HER2 protein, thereby inhibiting its ability to promote cancer cell growth. These therapies can be in the form of
monoclonal antibodies
,
tyrosine kinase inhibitors
, or
antibody-drug conjugates
.
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