A REVIEW OF ANTI – CANCER DRUGS IN SIDDHA LITERATURES FOR YONI PUTTRU (CERVICAL OR VAGINAL CANCER)
Journal Title: World Journal of Pharmaceutical Research - Year 2017, Vol 6, Issue 10
Abstract
Hundreds and thousands of people develop cancer every year. This present paper is about the compilation of Siddha preparations for Yoni puttru (Cervical or vaginal cancer) mentioned in various Siddha text books and also deals about the epidemiological survey of cancer deaths and growing need for studying our drugs are also discussed.
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K. Elavarasan
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