kemoprevention
Kemoprevention, also known as chemoprevention, is the use of drugs to prevent cancer or to reduce the risk of cancer recurrence. It is a field of research and practice that focuses on identifying and developing compounds that can inhibit the initiation, promotion, or progression of cancer. The term "kemoprevention" is derived from the Greek words "kemo," meaning "cancer," and "prevention," referring to the act of preventing something from happening.
The primary goal of kemoprevention is to identify safe and effective agents that can be used to
Research in kemoprevention involves the study of various natural and synthetic compounds, including antioxidants, phytochemicals, and
One of the key challenges in kemoprevention is ensuring the safety and efficacy of the identified compounds.
Kemoprevention holds promise as a complementary approach to traditional cancer prevention strategies, such as lifestyle modifications,