Cancer is the second leading cause of death worldwide, with 9.6 million cancer‐related
deaths in 2018. Cancer incidence has increased over time, and so has the prescription rate …

Since the late 70s, the continuous pharmaceuticalsinput into the environment has raised
concerns regarding the eventual risk posed by such compounds to human and …

The consumption of anticancer drugs (also known as chemotherapy drugs or antineoplastic
drugs) has augmented over the last decades due to increased cancer incidence. Although …

Anticancer drugs in the aquatic environment have drawn a lot of attention in the last decade.
Since wastewater treatment plants are inefficient at fully eliminating trace concentrations of …

Anticancer drugs are a group of therapeutic agents used to enhance cell death in targeted
cell types of neoplasia. Because of frequent use and eventual discharge, they have been …

Abstract Cyclophosphamide (CP) and Cisplatin (CDDP) are antineoplastic drugs widely
used in the treatment of neoplastic diseases that have been detected in the aquatic …

This study considers the implications and research needs arising from anticancer (also
referred to as antineoplastic) drugs being released into the aquatic environment, for the …

Cytostatic drugs are compounds used to treat cancer, one of the deadliest diseases
worldwide with a rising yearly incidence. However, the occurrence and concentrations of a …

Water contamination with pharmaceutical products is a well-studied problem. Numerous
studies have demonstrated the presence of anticancer drugs in different water resources …

Antineoplastic drugs are important in the treatment of cancer. Some interact directly with the
deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) and are of utmost importance in terms of risk. As highly active …