Introduction
Biomarkers as Therapeutic Tools in Medical Diagnostics and Disease Monitoring brings together multidisciplinary insights to show how molecular, cellular, and serum-based biomarkers are transforming diagnostics and therapeutic strategies across a range of diseases, providing a cutting-edge exploration of the role of biomarkers in modern medicine, emphasizing their application in disease detection, monitoring, and personalized therapy.
Structured across nine chapters, this book examines blood-based and neuro-inflammatory biomarkers for Parkinson’s and neurological disorders, alongside predictive markers for autoimmune conditions and inflammatory bowel disease. It highlights activity-based diagnostics for real-time tracking while addressing critical markers for coronary artery disease, cardio-oncology, and cancer treatment. Together, these insights reveal a future of personalized, targeted therapies and precision medicine.
Key Features
- - Comprehensive coverage of biomarkers across neurological, cardiovascular, autoimmune, and cancer-related conditions.
- - Emphasis on translational applications linking biomarkers to therapeutic outcomes.
- - Focus on predictive, personalized, and precision medicine approaches.
- - Integrates current research, case studies, and emerging methodologies.
- - Highlights adaptable biomarker strategies for disease monitoring and treatment optimization.
Target Readership:
Medical researchers, graduate students and professionals in biomedical sciences.