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This review discusses curcumin’s effectiveness in enhancing chemotherapy outcomes for breast cancer, suggesting its potential as a safe alternative.
Breast cancer (BCA) is one of the most common cancers worldwide, with a high rate of incidence and mortality. This review provides global information on BCA therapy using curcumin. Chemotherapy, as an effective treatment for different stages of BCA, and curcumin, generally regarded as safe compound and an alternative to synthetic drugs, have been described for the treatment of BCA. A few parameters, including nano-curcumin versus bulk curcumin and its encapsulated form versus its corresponding free form, have been discussed. Curcumin, a safe and edible compound with antitumor properties, is a promising medicinal compound for the treatment of BCA. Encapsulation of curcumin enhances its stability and anticancer efficiency. Nano-curcumin exhibits superior properties when compared to its bulk counterparts, leading to notable interactions and effects.
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