Supplement and pharmaceutical evidence, held to the same standard, on the same page.
A century-old compound with a real, growing body of laboratory research behind it, and no human clinical trials showing it treats cancer. Here's the actual state of the evidence, including the interactions worth knowing about.
An antiparasitic drug with real laboratory signals against certain cancer cell lines, and a large gap between that early evidence and any proof it works as a cancer treatment in people. Here's what's been studied so far, and what hasn't.
Curcumin shows striking effects against cancer cells in a dish. What happens (and mostly doesn't) once it has to survive the human digestive system.
Mebendazole has decades of safety data as an antiparasitic and a growing set of lab studies looking at how it affects cancer cell division. What the mechanism research suggests, and why lab findings haven't yet translated into approved use.