What is it about?
Do you know that some cancer patients take anthelmintics to treat their cancers? If that is the case, why did they try those therapies, and how did they think about the effects or adverse effects of those therapies?
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Why is it important?
Our study was the first to lead to the understanding of cancer patients' minds who were trying to treat their desperate diseases by taking anthelmintics in South Korea. From this study, we can find some hints to help them avoid the adverse effects of those treatments or follow the right methods to maximize the effectiveness of their cancer treatments.
Perspectives
I had heard from many people including advice professors, editors of several journals, and reviewers that this article was very interesting. This article will give you not only interesting points but also practical insights for developing cancer treatments or making policies governing the blind spots in health security.
Bomi Song
Chosun University
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This page is a summary of: Experience with and perceptions of non-prescription anthelmintics for cancer treatments among cancer patients in South Korea: A cross-sectional survey, PLoS ONE, October 2022, PLOS,
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0275620.
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