Journal of Cancer Therapeutics https://jct.sciforce.org/JCT <p>Pioneering the Fight Against Cancer: Journal of Cancer Therapeutics (JCT) by Sciforce Publications</p> <p>Enter the world of cutting-edge cancer research and therapeutic advancements with the Journal of Cancer Therapeutics (JCT), an esteemed publication by Sciforce Publications. JCT serves as a beacon for the latest research and innovations in the fields of cancer therapeutics, oncology, and the dynamic realm of cancer treatment. In this web content, we will explore the significance of JCT, its contributions to the scientific community, and the inspiring world of cancer therapy.</p> Sciforce Publications en-US Journal of Cancer Therapeutics Cancer versus anticancer factors: A review of these factors, health impacts, and awareness https://jct.sciforce.org/JCT/article/view/234 <p>Cancer is a disease that is caused when cells begin to divide without stopping and spreading into surrounding tissues by any changes or damage to DNA. Most cancer disease cases are due to environmental risk factors, and many of these factors are controllable lifestyle choices.</p> <p>Free radicals are risk factors that cause cancer, but antioxidants are anti-risk factors that work as anticancer and protect our health from diseases like cancer. It would be very important to know how these risk and anti-risk factors work, and how we could maintain and protect our health.</p> <p>Free radicals (FRs) have an unpaired electron in their outer orbit that make them very unstable because they want to keep pair of electrons in their outer orbit, and their reactivity is very strong for that missing electron to become stable. Due to that, FRs attack healthy/normal cells for electrons that they can find to become stable. Free radicals could take electrons from DNA molecules, proteins, fats, carbohydrates, and other molecules, damaging and turning them into new free radicals. In this process, free radical chain reactions damage the entire cell, then their neighbors, and so on. Having too many free radicals in the body increases the likelihood of damage to healthy cells. This resulting damage is called oxidative damage</p> Uttam Chowdhury Copyright (c) 2024 Journal of Cancer Therapeutics 2024-02-15 2024-02-15 1 1