Epidemiological studies, preclinical investigations and clinical intervention trials support the
role of selenium compounds as potent cancer chemopreventive agents; the dose and the …

Recent epidemiological studies have demonstrated that selenium may be an effective
chemopreventive and anticancer agent with a broad spectrum against several human …

Mounting evidence reveals that selenium is a dietary constituent with anticarcinogenic and
antitumorigenic properties. Various forms of selenium appear to be effective in bringing …

Converging data from epidemiological, ecological, and clinical studies have shown that
selenium (Se) can decrease the risk for some types of human cancers. Induction of …

Selenium is an essential trace element with growth‐modulating properties. Decades of
research clearly demonstrate that selenium compounds inhibit the growth of malignant cells …

Selenium is an essential trace element for humans and animals, and selenium deficiency is
associated with several disease conditions such as immune impairment. In addition …

Prospective studies and recent intervention trials suggest that the risk of some cancers,
including respiratory tract cancers, may be inversely related to selenium (SE) intake, and this …

This article highlights some recent advances in selenium cancer chemoprevention research.
It has been well documented that the chemical transformation of selenium to a …

Selenium has been implicated as a promising chemopreventive agent for prostate cancer.
Whereas the anticancer mechanisms have not been clearly defined, one hypothesis relates …

Selenium is an important trace element involved in different physiological functions of
human body. Knowledge of selenium in biology of cancer has increased at rapid rate …