response to treatments

Why Do Responses Vary Among Patients?

Responses to cancer treatment can vary due to several factors, including:
Genetic variations in tumors
The stage and type of cancer
Overall health and age of the patient
Previous treatments
Personalized medicine aims to tailor treatment plans based on these individual differences to improve effectiveness.

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