Utilizing Indigenous Flora in East Africa for Breast Cancer Treatment: An Overview.
Esther Ugo AlumTabussam TufailDaniel Ejim UtiPatrick Maduabuchi AjaChristian Emeka OfforUdu Ama IbiamChris U A UkaidiBenedict Nnachi AlumPublished in: Anti-cancer agents in medicinal chemistry (2024)
The findings suggested that East African medicinal plants hold promise as complementary treatments for breast cancer, offering potential benefits such as affordability, cultural appropriateness, and sustainability. Further research into these plants and their bioactive compounds could revolutionize breast cancer treatment, improving survival rates and addressing the rising incidence of breast cancer-related fatalities. Other: The review underscores the importance of continued research, conservation, and the integration of ancient healing methods to fully harness the potential of East African flora in breast cancer management.