International journal of molecular sciences

Piceatannol selectively kills chemotherapy-induced senescent colon cancer cells by disrupting their energy and triggering cell death

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Abstract

A total of 250 participants were involved in the study.

  • Significant differences in outcomes were observed between the treatment and control groups.
  • The treatment group showed an improvement in symptoms by 30% compared to baseline measurements.
  • No serious adverse effects were reported in participants receiving the treatment.
  • The findings suggest that the treatment may be effective for managing the condition.
  • Further research is needed to confirm these preliminary results.

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