Anti Cancer Medicines

Anti Cancer Medicines are a broad category of pharmacological medicines created to fight various forms of cancer. These drugs are intended to target and obstruct the development and spread of cancer cells within the human body. Anti Cancer Medicines use a number of ways to block the aberrant and uncontrolled cell division that is a hallmark of cancer, with the primary goal of either reducing tumor size or avoiding their creation entirely. They may function by preventing the synthesis of certain proteins that encourage tumor development, obstructing the signaling pathways that control cell growth and survival, or by directly causing cancer cell death.