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Curcumin for treating breast cancer: A review of molecular mechanisms, combinations with anti-cancer drugs, and nanosystems

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Extensive, albeit fragmentary, findings from neurochemical and neuroendocrine studies of SZ (Javitt and Laruelle, 2006) have not provided conclusive evidence for any specific etiologic theory of SZ, perhaps due to etiopathogenetic heterogeneity (Tandon et al., 2009)