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What is a Medication Regimen?

A medication regimen refers to the schedule and dosage of medications prescribed to treat or manage cancer. This can include chemotherapy, immunotherapy, hormone therapy, and targeted therapy. Each type of treatment has specific protocols that need to be followed for optimal results.

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