• [6]-Gingerol, a phenolic compound present in Ginger, demonstrates potential anti-cancer properties. • The active ingredient found in [6]-Gingerol has shown potential in inhibiting cell survival and proliferation, making it a promising candidate for anti-cancer treatment. • [6]-Gingerol impacts on oral and head and neck cancer was discussed. • [6]-Gingerol inhibits cancer cell proliferation without affecting normal cells and is added as an advantage for the treatment of oral cancer • Nano formulation of phytocompounds can enhance efficacy
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