INTRODUCTION
Biotherapeutics or biologicals are drug therapy products where the active substance is extracted or produced from a biological source. Biotherapeutics are a rapidly growing portion of the total pharmaceutical market accounting for almost one-half of recent new drug approvals. A major portion of these approvals each year are monoclonal antibodies (mAbs).

The field of biotherapeutics has made remarkable strides in the last few decades, contributing to
advancements in treating complex diseases such as cancer, genetic disorders, and autoimmune conditions. Within this sphere, precision biotherapeutics represents an innovative approach, offering highly targeted therapies tailored to individual patients. These treatments are designed based on the patient’s genetic, environmental, and lifestyle information, offering a personalized healthcare experience. Precision biotherapeutics marks a shift from the traditional “one-size-fits-all” model, providing more effective, efficient, and safer treatments for a wide range of conditions.

BENEFITS AND IMPACT ON HEALTHCARE.
The precision offered by these therapies presents several benefits:
1. Improved Efficacy
2. Reduced Side Effects
3. Patient-Centered Approach
4. Cost Efficiency in the Long Run

CHALLENGE AND ETHICAL CONSIDERATION.
Despite its transformative potential, precision biotherapeutics faces several challenges:
1. Cost and Accessibility.
2. Ethical Issues in Genetic Editing.
3.Complexity of Biological Systems.

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