Medicinal Plants and Cancer Chemoprevention 1st Edition

Capture the promise of nature’s pharmacopeia with Medicinal Plants and Cancer Chemoprevention, 1st Edition — an authoritative, research-driven guide that maps the intersection of traditional herbal knowledge and modern oncology prevention strategies.

Discover clear, evidence-based exploration of key phytochemicals, molecular mechanisms, and preclinical and clinical findings that illuminate how botanical compounds may contribute to cancer chemoprevention. Chapters synthesize laboratory studies, population research, and translational insights, offering readers a balanced view of efficacy, safety, dosage considerations, and regulatory context.

Whether you are a researcher, clinician, pharmacist, graduate student, or herbal medicine practitioner, this book equips you with practical frameworks for evaluating plant-derived agents. Coverage spans globally relevant medicinal flora and traditional systems — from Ayurveda and Traditional Chinese Medicine to African and Amazonian ethnobotany — making it valuable for readers engaged in international and region-specific research. SEO-rich analyses include sections on phytochemicals, antioxidant pathways, anti-inflammatory mechanisms, biomarkers, and integrative prevention strategies.

Engaging, meticulously referenced, and written with scientific clarity, this 1st Edition serves as both an academic reference and a pragmatic resource for designing studies, informing clinical dialogue, and shaping public health approaches to cancer prevention. If you’re building a library in oncology, pharmacognosy, or integrative medicine, this volume is an essential addition.

Order your copy of Medicinal Plants and Cancer Chemoprevention, 1st Edition today and deepen your understanding of the evolving role of medicinal plants in preventive oncology.

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