Which types of cancer treatments may cause damage to healthy, noncancerous cells?
Select all that apply.

chemotherapy
targeted cancer therapy
radiation therapy
immunotherapy

Please help

Chemotherapy and radiation therapy

Explanation:

Chemotherapy drugs destroy cells that grow and divide rapidly. However, in addition to the cancer cells that replicate rapidly, they also kill normal, healthy body cells in the hair and skin causing significant side effects. Targeted therapies are an advancement in medicinal chemistry because they specifically target cancer cells, which will reduce damage to healthy cells. Also, some targeted therapies may be less toxic on the body overall, even though side effects still occur.