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Cancer is one of the leading cause of mortality worldwide. Despite successful advancements in control and treatment of cancer, deficiencies and room for improved patient care, as well as complete treatment, is still awaited. Natural therapy such as plants, plant extract, and bioassay-guided plant-derived products are already available for cancer treatment whereby a reduced side effect along with a cost-effective regimen was observed. Cancer prevention utilizing the natural phytochemical compounds prevent, delay or cure cancer more properly. Some of these plants have been reported with…mehr

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Cancer is one of the leading cause of mortality worldwide. Despite successful advancements in control and treatment of cancer, deficiencies and room for improved patient care, as well as complete treatment, is still awaited. Natural therapy such as plants, plant extract, and bioassay-guided plant-derived products are already available for cancer treatment whereby a reduced side effect along with a cost-effective regimen was observed. Cancer prevention utilizing the natural phytochemical compounds prevent, delay or cure cancer more properly. Some of these plants have been reported with established pharmacological activity and mechanisms however a myriad of plants with promising in-vitro anticancer activity exists whereby no proper in-vivo, as well as clinical studies, have been reported. These plants need further studies in order to determine its anticancer effects at the molecular level and hence treat the human beings. This book contains a list of all the plants, especially traditional Arabic and Islamic plants (TAI) with established in-vitro anticancer actives. The information presented here will help researchers to find a list of plants with established in-vitro activities.
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El Dr. Rizwan Ahmad obtuvo su doctorado en productos naturales y medicinas alternativas en 2013. Desde entonces ha trabajado en diferentes proyectos internacionales y su trabajo de investigación se presenta en forma de más de 30 artículos en revistas de alto impacto. Trabaja como profesor adjunto en la Facultad de Farmacia Clínica de la Universidad de Dammam.