Red algae have been a subject of scientific interest due to their unique bioactive compounds, which have demonstrated significant therapeutic potential. This review explores the innovative application of red algae extract formulated with nanotechnology in cancer treatment. By integrating nanotechnology, the bioavailability and targeted delivery of red algae-derived compounds are significantly enhanced, offering promising advancements in cancer therapy. The paper delves into the specific mechanisms through which red algae extracts exert anticancer effects, the role of nanotechnology in improving treatment efficacy, and current research findings that support their use in oncology.
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