Chemistry and Pharmacology of Anticancer Drugs by David E Thurston has tackled a mountain of information that exists regarding the current state of cancer chemotherapy. The sheer volume of information published on both cancer and chemotherapeutics is frequently discouraging to novice cancer researchers and often turns them away from investigations on the action or activity of new drugs alone or in the combination. This book is written in a style that is easily understood and fairly comprehensive without delving into elaborate dosing tables and various regimens for delivery. As written, the book does an excellent job for its intended target audience of advanced undergraduates and health-care professionals in training or those with only peripheral exposure to cancer therapy.
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