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biotherapy

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bi·o·ther·a·py  (b-thr-p)
n. pl. bi·o·ther·a·pies
Treatment of disease with biologicals, such as certain drugs, vaccines, or antitoxins.
biotherapy
the treatment of illness and disease with substances derived from living organisms, as vaccines and serums.
See also: Remedies
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