Therapeutic Drug Targets and Phytomedicine For Triple Negative Breast Cancer 1st Edition

Therapeutic Drug Targets and Phytomedicine For Triple Negative Breast Cancer (1st Edition) by Acharya Balkrishna offers a compelling, science-driven exploration for researchers, clinicians, and informed readers seeking new approaches to one of oncology’s toughest challenges.

Begin with a clear view of the problem: triple negative breast cancer (TNBC) is aggressive, heterogeneous, and often resistant to standard therapies. This book captures attention by bridging cutting-edge molecular insights with centuries-old botanical wisdom, presenting a balanced, evidence-based roadmap for targeting TNBC.

Delve into richly detailed chapters that explain key molecular drivers, emerging therapeutic targets, and the mechanisms by which phytomedicines — plant-derived compounds — may complement or inspire novel drug development. Case studies, pathway analyses, and translational perspectives illuminate how natural compounds can modulate signaling networks, sensitize tumors to treatment, and guide rational combination strategies. The writing is technical yet accessible, making complex concepts usable for oncologists, pharmacologists, and herbal medicine researchers alike.

Imagine the practical impact: researchers in India, Asia, Europe, and beyond will find regional phytochemistry sections and global clinical relevance that make this title both locally grounded and internationally applicable. The book’s evidence-focused approach encourages rigorous investigation rather than unverified claims, helping readers translate botanical leads into viable therapeutic strategies.

For anyone involved in breast cancer research, drug discovery, or integrative oncology, this first edition is a timely resource that inspires new hypotheses and practical next steps. Order your copy today and equip your library with an authoritative guide to innovative targets and phytomedicine approaches for TNBC.

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