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Targeted Treatments

About targeted treatments

Targeted treatments, also known as personalised or biological therapies, are a group of drugs which are used to treat cancer. These drugs are different to chemotherapy and work by disrupting the way in which cancer cells grow and divide.

There are several types of targeted treatment / personalised therapies available to you as a patient of Nova Healthcare, most commonly:

  • Angiogenesis inhibitors: prevent cancers from making new blood vessels. Without new blood vessels, the cancer cannot grow
  • Cancer Growth Inhibitors: block certain chemical signals within cells, which slows down or stops the growth of the cancer
  • Monoclonal Antibodies: attach themselves to specific proteins on the surface of cancer cells to prevent them from growing

Specialist care at Nova Healthcare

We are committed to giving you the most advanced, personalised cancer treatment and care, whilst working with a team of healthcare professionals, each with their own area of expertise.

The type of treatment you will receive at Nova Healthcare will depend on many things, but most importantly the type of cancer you have and where in your body it started.

At Nova we offer targeted treatment and personalised therapy for patients with the following cancers:

Receiving care at Nova means you will have a dedicated team of experts with you every step of the way, looking after your physical and emotional wellbeing.

Find out more about the care we provide at Nova and our values here.

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If you have any questions or would like to book an appointment, contact us or call us on 0113 206 7503.

Targeted Treatments Consultants