cancer-prevention
Cancer prevention is the practice of reducing cancer incidence and mortality through active interventions and lifestyle modifications. Plants are central to this field because they produce diverse bioactive compounds—including phytochemicals, antioxidants, and polyphenols—that have demonstrated anti-cancer potential. Plant science research that identifies and characterizes these protective compounds is therefore essential for developing evidence-based, natural approaches to cancer prevention.
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