Biomarkers as Therapeutic Tools in Medical Diagnostics and Disease Monitoring, 93rd Edition

by Vandana Gupta, Megha Verma (ed.), Ajay K. Shukla (ed.) 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.