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Preventing or effective against tumors (cancers).<\/p>\n

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Refers to tumor growth-inhibiting properties, usually referred to in connection with cancer.<\/p>\n

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A substance that is effective in opposing or inhibiting the development of tumors. This type of agent plays a crucial role in cancer prevention and treatment, as it targets the processes that lead to the formation and growth of tumors. By intervening in these processes, such agents contribute to reducing the risk of cancer and aiding in the management of existing tumors, thereby playing a key role in oncological health and patient care.<\/p>\n

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