Current Approaches in Cancer Chemotherapy

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Fatma İŞLİa , Gökçe Sevim ÖZTÜRK FİNCANb
aTurkish Medicines and Medical Devices Agency, Department of Rational Use of Medicines, Ankara, Türkiye
bGazi University Faculty of Medicine, Department of Medical Pharmacology, Ankara, Türkiye

İşli F, Öztürk Fincan GS. Current approaches in cancer chemotherapy. In: Yar Sağlam AS, ed. Innovative Approaches in Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment. 1st ed. Ankara: Türkiye Klinikleri; 2024. p.25-31.

Makale Dili: EN

ABSTRACT
Cancer incidence has been increasing gradually with fraught, probably due to changing way of life, rituals, and raised years of expected life. It is one of the top diseases of the 21st century causing fear and growing more prevalent. Just a limited number of treatments were available for cancer patients using for a long time, which may be called traditional therapy, including ”surgery, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy”, either alone or together. New approaches such as immunotherapy, stem cell therapy, hormonal therapy and gene therapy have provided satisfying results in cancer treatment. As these treatments improve and new ones are added, the cancer treatment has significantly contributed more effective results in terms of well-being and recovery of the patient. Thanks to advanced technologies, using recent cancer therapy alone or in combination with conventional therapy will make cancer a more manageable and treatable disease than before.

Keywords: Antineoplastic agents; drug therapy

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