Phytochemicals in Cancer Therapy: A Structured Review of Mechanisms, Challenges, and Progress in Personalized Treatment
Cancer is a major global health concern. Therefore, new treatment options are needed. The phytochemicals have different chemical structures. It also exhibits several other biological activities. Therefore, these compounds are promising anticancer agents. This review aims to identify and assess new candidates for anticancer therapy. Researchers have identified these compounds among the well-studied plant chemicals and their actions. Thus, these compounds can be used in anticancer therapies. The p
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Published: 7 April 2025
Source: OpenAlex
Category: Research
Topics: Healthcare · Agents & autonomy · Biotech
Retrieved: 14 July 2026
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