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A drug delivery device is a piece of medical technology designed to get a medicine into a patient's body safely, accurately, and at the right dose. Delivery devices range from simple syringes and inhalers to advanced wearable systems that can automate the process.

Subcutaneous injection means delivering medicine into the layer of tissue just under the skin, rather than into a muscle or vein. It's a common route for many medicines, including biologic drugs, because it can often be done more simply and sometimes even at home, rather than requiring a clinical infusion.

Precision medicine tailors treatment to an individual patient rather than using a one-size-fits-all approach. That can mean adjusting a dose, the timing, or the whole treatment plan based on a patient's specific needs, their response to therapy, or their health data.