AKTOCYTE: A Revolutionary Nutraceutical for Cancer Care
Recently, in a groundbreaking collaboration, scientists from the Department of Atomic Energy and M/s. IDRS Labs Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru, have developed AKTOCYTE tablets, aiming to enhance the quality of life for cancer patients undergoing radiotherapy.
Key Points
- Remarkable Recovery in Pelvic Cancer Patients: AKTOCYTE tablets demonstrate exceptional efficacy in pelvic cancer patients undergoing radiotherapy, leading to significant recovery and eliminating the need for surgical interventions.
- Versatile Applications: Positioned as an adjuvant to cancer radiotherapy, a regenerative nutraceutical, an immunomodulator, and an antioxidant, AKTOCYTE showcases versatility in addressing various aspects of cancer care.
- Regulatory Approval: AKTOCYTE received approval from the Food Safety ....
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