Over the past three decades great efforts have been made in search of cancer
chemoprevention strategies. The increase in knowledge of the long process from normal to …

Prevention of cancer is an important objective in health care management, and it is
increasingly being recognized and accepted as a method for the eradication of cancer …

Chemoprevention is a recently introduced and rapidly growing area of oncology that is
identifying agents with a potentially preventive role in cancer. Several clinical trials have …

Chemoprevention is by now an emerging area of clinical oncology addressed to healthy
individuals at higher risk for cancer, subjects with precancerous conditions, and patients …

Investigating the effects of potential preventive interventions is a central goal in cancer
preventive research. Elimination of proven risk-inducing exposures, such as tobacco, offers …

Cancer chemoprevention involves the chronic administration of a synthetic, natural or
biological agent to reduce or delay the occurrence of malignancy. The potential value of this …

The trivial adage" an ounce of prevention..." is certainly appropriate in oncology; cancer has
and continues to have an enormous impact on morbidity, suffering, socioeconomics and …

Cancer chemoprevention refers to the use of agents for the inhibition, delay, or reversal of
carcinogenesis before invasion. In the present review, agents examined in the context of …

Much progress has been made in discovering and developing agents that have promise, or
have already been successfully used, to treat precancerous conditions or inhibit …

The constant increase of cancer incidence and the huge costs of new treatments make
cancer prevention a crucial goal in order to maintain sustainable public health systems …