Cancer → Compound Matrix

Cancer typeCompoundPathwayEvidenceAdjunctive contextMechanistic rationale
Breast cancerTamoxifenestrogen-receptor, apoptosisEstablished Oncology Use; Clinical / Human EvidenceLabelled endocrine therapy contextEstablished SERM therapy for hormone-receptor-positive breast cancer according to labelled oncology practice. Tissue-specific agonist/antagonist balance still applies.
Breast cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Breast cancerMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
Breast cancerHydroxychloroquineautophagyEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroAutophagy-modulation research combinationsLysosomal pH elevation impairs autophagy flux. Early combination trials exist; benefit is not established and toxicity/retinal risk remain labelled concerns.
Breast cancerCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
Breast cancerCelecoxibcox-inflammation, angiogenesisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In VitroInflammation-associated epithelial neoplasia researchCOX-2/PGE2 biology is relevant in some epithelial neoplasias. Cardiovascular risk and lack of broad anticancer approval apply. Do not equate polyp or biomarker studies with tumour cure.
Breast cancerStatins (HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors)ras-raf, fatty-acid-metabolismClinical / Human Evidence; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMevalonate / prenylation mechanistic overlapMevalonate-pathway blockade can affect prenylation of RAS-family GTPases. Observational human signals are mixed and confounding is substantial.
Breast cancerPropranololangiogenesis, invasionEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroAdrenergic / vascular adjunctive researchβ-adrenergic signalling can support angiogenesis and invasion in selected tumours. Oncology uses remain investigational except where a specific vascular indication is separately established.
Breast cancerBerberineampk, mtor, oxphosIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic energy-stress hypothesisComplex I / AMPK pharmacology overlaps metformin-like energy stress in models. Bioavailability and lack of oncology indication keep this mechanistic.
Breast cancerMelatoninoxidative-stress, apoptosisIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleCircadian / redox adjunctive researchCircadian receptor and antioxidant chemistry with adjunctive hypotheses. Not an antineoplastic standard.
Breast cancerOmega-3 fatty acidscox-inflammation, immune-suppressionClinical / Human Evidence; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammation / cachexia supportive researchEicosanoid rebalancing and cachexia/inflammation research. Not cytotoxic oncology.
Breast cancerEGCGegfr, pi3k-aktIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleRTK / redox dish modelsCatechin effects on RTKs and redox in vitro. Clinical anticancer efficacy is not established.
ER+ breast cancerTamoxifenestrogen-receptor, apoptosisEstablished Oncology Use; Clinical / Human EvidenceLabelled endocrine therapy contextEstablished SERM therapy for hormone-receptor-positive breast cancer according to labelled oncology practice. Tissue-specific agonist/antagonist balance still applies.
ER+ breast cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
ER+ breast cancerStatins (HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors)ras-raf, fatty-acid-metabolismClinical / Human Evidence; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMevalonate / prenylation mechanistic overlapMevalonate-pathway blockade can affect prenylation of RAS-family GTPases. Observational human signals are mixed and confounding is substantial.
ER+ breast cancerBerberineampk, mtor, oxphosIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic energy-stress hypothesisComplex I / AMPK pharmacology overlaps metformin-like energy stress in models. Bioavailability and lack of oncology indication keep this mechanistic.
ER+ breast cancerCelecoxibcox-inflammation, angiogenesisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In VitroInflammation-associated epithelial neoplasia researchCOX-2/PGE2 biology is relevant in some epithelial neoplasias. Cardiovascular risk and lack of broad anticancer approval apply. Do not equate polyp or biomarker studies with tumour cure.
PR+ breast cancerTamoxifenestrogen-receptor, apoptosisEstablished Oncology Use; Clinical / Human EvidenceLabelled endocrine therapy contextEstablished SERM therapy for hormone-receptor-positive breast cancer according to labelled oncology practice. Tissue-specific agonist/antagonist balance still applies.
PR+ breast cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
HER2+ breast cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
HER2+ breast cancerMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
HER2+ breast cancerCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
HER2+ breast cancerEGCGegfr, pi3k-aktIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleRTK / redox dish modelsCatechin effects on RTKs and redox in vitro. Clinical anticancer efficacy is not established.
Triple-negative breast cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Triple-negative breast cancerMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
Triple-negative breast cancerFenbendazoleapoptosis, glycolysisIn Vitro; Hypothesis-GeneratingPreclinical microtubule hypothesisVeterinary benzimidazole with preclinical microtubule and glucose-handling reports. Human oncology evidence is insufficient.
Triple-negative breast cancerHydroxychloroquineautophagyEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroAutophagy-modulation research combinationsLysosomal pH elevation impairs autophagy flux. Early combination trials exist; benefit is not established and toxicity/retinal risk remain labelled concerns.
Triple-negative breast cancerDisulfiramstemness, nfkb, oxidative-stressIn Vitro; In Vivo; Early ClinicalALDH / redox experimental contextALDH and copper-dependent proteasome/NF-κB stress in models; clinical oncology remains limited.
Triple-negative breast cancerDoxycyclineinvasion, stemness, oxphosIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleAnti-invasive / mitochondrial experimental contextMMP inhibition and experimental mitochondrial effects map to invasion and stem-like states in models.
Triple-negative breast cancerCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
Triple-negative breast cancerNiclosamidewnt, jak-stat, mtorIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleWnt / STAT3 signalling modelsModels report Wnt/β-catenin, STAT3 and mTOR effects. Host signalling findings remain investigational.
Triple-negative breast cancerAICARampk, mtorIn Vitro; In Vivo; Hypothesis-GeneratingExperimental AMPK agonismPharmacologic AMPK activation is a research tool.
Triple-negative breast cancerN-acetylcysteineoxidative-stress, nrf2, ferroptosisIn Vitro; Mechanistically Plausible; Hypothesis-GeneratingRedox-buffering cautionary contextGSH repletion is dual-edged in oncology models and must not be framed as anticancer.
Lung cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Lung cancerItraconazolehedgehog, angiogenesisEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroHedgehog / angiogenesis researchHedgehog antagonism and anti-angiogenic endothelial reports exist, including early clinical probes. Not a licensed antineoplastic.
Lung cancerMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
Lung cancerCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
Lung cancerSulforaphanenrf2, oxidative-stressIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleNRF2 / chemoprevention researchKEAP1/NRF2 activation and epigenetic reports in models. Chemoprevention hypotheses are not treatment proof.
Lung cancerStatins (HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors)ras-raf, fatty-acid-metabolismClinical / Human Evidence; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMevalonate / prenylation mechanistic overlapMevalonate-pathway blockade can affect prenylation of RAS-family GTPases. Observational human signals are mixed and confounding is substantial.
Lung cancerEGCGegfr, pi3k-aktIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleRTK / redox dish modelsCatechin effects on RTKs and redox in vitro. Clinical anticancer efficacy is not established.
Non-small-cell lung cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Non-small-cell lung cancerItraconazolehedgehog, angiogenesisEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroHedgehog / angiogenesis researchHedgehog antagonism and anti-angiogenic endothelial reports exist, including early clinical probes. Not a licensed antineoplastic.
Non-small-cell lung cancerMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
Non-small-cell lung cancerHydroxychloroquineautophagyEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroAutophagy-modulation research combinationsLysosomal pH elevation impairs autophagy flux. Early combination trials exist; benefit is not established and toxicity/retinal risk remain labelled concerns.
Non-small-cell lung cancerSulforaphanenrf2, oxidative-stressIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleNRF2 / chemoprevention researchKEAP1/NRF2 activation and epigenetic reports in models. Chemoprevention hypotheses are not treatment proof.
Non-small-cell lung cancerStatins (HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors)ras-raf, fatty-acid-metabolismClinical / Human Evidence; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMevalonate / prenylation mechanistic overlapMevalonate-pathway blockade can affect prenylation of RAS-family GTPases. Observational human signals are mixed and confounding is substantial.
Non-small-cell lung cancerCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
Non-small-cell lung cancerDoxycyclineinvasion, stemness, oxphosIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleAnti-invasive / mitochondrial experimental contextMMP inhibition and experimental mitochondrial effects map to invasion and stem-like states in models.
Small-cell lung cancerMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
Small-cell lung cancerHydroxychloroquineautophagyEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroAutophagy-modulation research combinationsLysosomal pH elevation impairs autophagy flux. Early combination trials exist; benefit is not established and toxicity/retinal risk remain labelled concerns.
Small-cell lung cancerDisulfiramstemness, nfkb, oxidative-stressIn Vitro; In Vivo; Early ClinicalALDH / redox experimental contextALDH and copper-dependent proteasome/NF-κB stress in models; clinical oncology remains limited.
Small-cell lung cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Small-cell lung cancerNiclosamidewnt, jak-stat, mtorIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleWnt / STAT3 signalling modelsModels report Wnt/β-catenin, STAT3 and mTOR effects. Host signalling findings remain investigational.
EGFR-mutant NSCLCMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
EGFR-mutant NSCLCEGCGegfr, pi3k-aktIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleRTK / redox dish modelsCatechin effects on RTKs and redox in vitro. Clinical anticancer efficacy is not established.
EGFR-mutant NSCLCHydroxychloroquineautophagyEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroAutophagy-modulation research combinationsLysosomal pH elevation impairs autophagy flux. Early combination trials exist; benefit is not established and toxicity/retinal risk remain labelled concerns.
EGFR-mutant NSCLCMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
ALK-rearranged NSCLCMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
ALK-rearranged NSCLCMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
KRAS-driven NSCLCMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
KRAS-driven NSCLCStatins (HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors)ras-raf, fatty-acid-metabolismClinical / Human Evidence; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMevalonate / prenylation mechanistic overlapMevalonate-pathway blockade can affect prenylation of RAS-family GTPases. Observational human signals are mixed and confounding is substantial.
KRAS-driven NSCLCSulforaphanenrf2, oxidative-stressIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleNRF2 / chemoprevention researchKEAP1/NRF2 activation and epigenetic reports in models. Chemoprevention hypotheses are not treatment proof.
KRAS-driven NSCLCBerberineampk, mtor, oxphosIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic energy-stress hypothesisComplex I / AMPK pharmacology overlaps metformin-like energy stress in models. Bioavailability and lack of oncology indication keep this mechanistic.
ROS1-rearranged NSCLCMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
MET-altered NSCLCMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
MET-altered NSCLCDoxycyclineinvasion, stemness, oxphosIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleAnti-invasive / mitochondrial experimental contextMMP inhibition and experimental mitochondrial effects map to invasion and stem-like states in models.
RET-rearranged NSCLCMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
BRAF-mutant NSCLCStatins (HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors)ras-raf, fatty-acid-metabolismClinical / Human Evidence; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMevalonate / prenylation mechanistic overlapMevalonate-pathway blockade can affect prenylation of RAS-family GTPases. Observational human signals are mixed and confounding is substantial.
BRAF-mutant NSCLCMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
MesotheliomaItraconazolehedgehog, angiogenesisEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroHedgehog / angiogenesis researchHedgehog antagonism and anti-angiogenic endothelial reports exist, including early clinical probes. Not a licensed antineoplastic.
MesotheliomaMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
MesotheliomaCelecoxibcox-inflammation, angiogenesisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In VitroInflammation-associated epithelial neoplasia researchCOX-2/PGE2 biology is relevant in some epithelial neoplasias. Cardiovascular risk and lack of broad anticancer approval apply. Do not equate polyp or biomarker studies with tumour cure.
MesotheliomaCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
MesotheliomaLosartantgfb, angiogenesisEarly Clinical; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleStroma / perfusion adjunctive researchAT1 blockade can reduce TGF-β-linked desmoplasia and improve perfusion in models, notably pancreatic. Stromal decompression is not cytotoxicity.
Colorectal cancerNiclosamidewnt, jak-stat, mtorIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleWnt / STAT3 signalling modelsModels report Wnt/β-catenin, STAT3 and mTOR effects. Host signalling findings remain investigational.
Colorectal cancerCelecoxibcox-inflammation, angiogenesisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In VitroInflammation-associated epithelial neoplasia researchCOX-2/PGE2 biology is relevant in some epithelial neoplasias. Cardiovascular risk and lack of broad anticancer approval apply. Do not equate polyp or biomarker studies with tumour cure.
Colorectal cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Colorectal cancerCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
Colorectal cancerStatins (HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors)ras-raf, fatty-acid-metabolismClinical / Human Evidence; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMevalonate / prenylation mechanistic overlapMevalonate-pathway blockade can affect prenylation of RAS-family GTPases. Observational human signals are mixed and confounding is substantial.
Colorectal cancerMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
Colorectal cancerBerberineampk, mtor, oxphosIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic energy-stress hypothesisComplex I / AMPK pharmacology overlaps metformin-like energy stress in models. Bioavailability and lack of oncology indication keep this mechanistic.
Colorectal cancerOmega-3 fatty acidscox-inflammation, immune-suppressionClinical / Human Evidence; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammation / cachexia supportive researchEicosanoid rebalancing and cachexia/inflammation research. Not cytotoxic oncology.
Colorectal cancerSulforaphanenrf2, oxidative-stressIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleNRF2 / chemoprevention researchKEAP1/NRF2 activation and epigenetic reports in models. Chemoprevention hypotheses are not treatment proof.
Colorectal cancerEGCGegfr, pi3k-aktIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleRTK / redox dish modelsCatechin effects on RTKs and redox in vitro. Clinical anticancer efficacy is not established.
MSI-high colorectal cancerCelecoxibcox-inflammation, angiogenesisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In VitroInflammation-associated epithelial neoplasia researchCOX-2/PGE2 biology is relevant in some epithelial neoplasias. Cardiovascular risk and lack of broad anticancer approval apply. Do not equate polyp or biomarker studies with tumour cure.
MSI-high colorectal cancerCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
MSI-high colorectal cancerBeta-glucans / medicinal-mushroom polysaccharidesimmune-suppressionEarly Clinical; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleInnate-immune adjunctive researchInnate-immune engagement via Dectin-1-related biology. Adjunctive immunomodulation is not tumour-selective cytotoxicity.
MSI-high colorectal cancerOmega-3 fatty acidscox-inflammation, immune-suppressionClinical / Human Evidence; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammation / cachexia supportive researchEicosanoid rebalancing and cachexia/inflammation research. Not cytotoxic oncology.
MSS colorectal cancerNiclosamidewnt, jak-stat, mtorIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleWnt / STAT3 signalling modelsModels report Wnt/β-catenin, STAT3 and mTOR effects. Host signalling findings remain investigational.
MSS colorectal cancerCelecoxibcox-inflammation, angiogenesisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In VitroInflammation-associated epithelial neoplasia researchCOX-2/PGE2 biology is relevant in some epithelial neoplasias. Cardiovascular risk and lack of broad anticancer approval apply. Do not equate polyp or biomarker studies with tumour cure.
MSS colorectal cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
MSS colorectal cancerLosartantgfb, angiogenesisEarly Clinical; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleStroma / perfusion adjunctive researchAT1 blockade can reduce TGF-β-linked desmoplasia and improve perfusion in models, notably pancreatic. Stromal decompression is not cytotoxicity.
MSS colorectal cancerCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
KRAS-mutant colorectal cancerStatins (HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors)ras-raf, fatty-acid-metabolismClinical / Human Evidence; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMevalonate / prenylation mechanistic overlapMevalonate-pathway blockade can affect prenylation of RAS-family GTPases. Observational human signals are mixed and confounding is substantial.
KRAS-mutant colorectal cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
KRAS-mutant colorectal cancerNiclosamidewnt, jak-stat, mtorIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleWnt / STAT3 signalling modelsModels report Wnt/β-catenin, STAT3 and mTOR effects. Host signalling findings remain investigational.
BRAF-mutant colorectal cancerStatins (HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors)ras-raf, fatty-acid-metabolismClinical / Human Evidence; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMevalonate / prenylation mechanistic overlapMevalonate-pathway blockade can affect prenylation of RAS-family GTPases. Observational human signals are mixed and confounding is substantial.
BRAF-mutant colorectal cancerCelecoxibcox-inflammation, angiogenesisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In VitroInflammation-associated epithelial neoplasia researchCOX-2/PGE2 biology is relevant in some epithelial neoplasias. Cardiovascular risk and lack of broad anticancer approval apply. Do not equate polyp or biomarker studies with tumour cure.
BRAF-mutant colorectal cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
APC-driven colorectal cancerNiclosamidewnt, jak-stat, mtorIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleWnt / STAT3 signalling modelsModels report Wnt/β-catenin, STAT3 and mTOR effects. Host signalling findings remain investigational.
APC-driven colorectal cancerCelecoxibcox-inflammation, angiogenesisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In VitroInflammation-associated epithelial neoplasia researchCOX-2/PGE2 biology is relevant in some epithelial neoplasias. Cardiovascular risk and lack of broad anticancer approval apply. Do not equate polyp or biomarker studies with tumour cure.
APC-driven colorectal cancerCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
HER2-amplified colorectal cancerEGCGegfr, pi3k-aktIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleRTK / redox dish modelsCatechin effects on RTKs and redox in vitro. Clinical anticancer efficacy is not established.
HER2-amplified colorectal cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Pancreatic cancerLosartantgfb, angiogenesisEarly Clinical; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleStroma / perfusion adjunctive researchAT1 blockade can reduce TGF-β-linked desmoplasia and improve perfusion in models, notably pancreatic. Stromal decompression is not cytotoxicity.
Pancreatic cancerCandesartantgfb, angiogenesisIn Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleStroma / TGF-β class-level researchARBs share AT1-blockade stromal hypotheses with losartan. Class-level biology is not tumour-type-proven treatment.
Pancreatic cancerHydroxychloroquineautophagyEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroAutophagy-modulation research combinationsLysosomal pH elevation impairs autophagy flux. Early combination trials exist; benefit is not established and toxicity/retinal risk remain labelled concerns.
Pancreatic cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Pancreatic cancerMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
Pancreatic cancerNiclosamidewnt, jak-stat, mtorIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleWnt / STAT3 signalling modelsModels report Wnt/β-catenin, STAT3 and mTOR effects. Host signalling findings remain investigational.
Pancreatic cancerCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
Pancreatic cancerDisulfiramstemness, nfkb, oxidative-stressIn Vitro; In Vivo; Early ClinicalALDH / redox experimental contextALDH and copper-dependent proteasome/NF-κB stress in models; clinical oncology remains limited.
Pancreatic cancerDoxycyclineinvasion, stemness, oxphosIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleAnti-invasive / mitochondrial experimental contextMMP inhibition and experimental mitochondrial effects map to invasion and stem-like states in models.
Pancreatic cancerBerberineampk, mtor, oxphosIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic energy-stress hypothesisComplex I / AMPK pharmacology overlaps metformin-like energy stress in models. Bioavailability and lack of oncology indication keep this mechanistic.
Gastric cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Gastric cancerCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
Gastric cancerCelecoxibcox-inflammation, angiogenesisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In VitroInflammation-associated epithelial neoplasia researchCOX-2/PGE2 biology is relevant in some epithelial neoplasias. Cardiovascular risk and lack of broad anticancer approval apply. Do not equate polyp or biomarker studies with tumour cure.
Gastric cancerMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
Gastric cancerNiclosamidewnt, jak-stat, mtorIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleWnt / STAT3 signalling modelsModels report Wnt/β-catenin, STAT3 and mTOR effects. Host signalling findings remain investigational.
Gastric cancerItraconazolehedgehog, angiogenesisEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroHedgehog / angiogenesis researchHedgehog antagonism and anti-angiogenic endothelial reports exist, including early clinical probes. Not a licensed antineoplastic.
Esophageal cancerCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
Esophageal cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Esophageal cancerCelecoxibcox-inflammation, angiogenesisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In VitroInflammation-associated epithelial neoplasia researchCOX-2/PGE2 biology is relevant in some epithelial neoplasias. Cardiovascular risk and lack of broad anticancer approval apply. Do not equate polyp or biomarker studies with tumour cure.
Esophageal cancerEGCGegfr, pi3k-aktIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleRTK / redox dish modelsCatechin effects on RTKs and redox in vitro. Clinical anticancer efficacy is not established.
Hepatocellular carcinomaMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Hepatocellular carcinomaNiclosamidewnt, jak-stat, mtorIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleWnt / STAT3 signalling modelsModels report Wnt/β-catenin, STAT3 and mTOR effects. Host signalling findings remain investigational.
Hepatocellular carcinomaItraconazolehedgehog, angiogenesisEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroHedgehog / angiogenesis researchHedgehog antagonism and anti-angiogenic endothelial reports exist, including early clinical probes. Not a licensed antineoplastic.
Hepatocellular carcinomaCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
Hepatocellular carcinomaCelecoxibcox-inflammation, angiogenesisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In VitroInflammation-associated epithelial neoplasia researchCOX-2/PGE2 biology is relevant in some epithelial neoplasias. Cardiovascular risk and lack of broad anticancer approval apply. Do not equate polyp or biomarker studies with tumour cure.
Hepatocellular carcinomaStatins (HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors)ras-raf, fatty-acid-metabolismClinical / Human Evidence; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMevalonate / prenylation mechanistic overlapMevalonate-pathway blockade can affect prenylation of RAS-family GTPases. Observational human signals are mixed and confounding is substantial.
Hepatocellular carcinomaBerberineampk, mtor, oxphosIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic energy-stress hypothesisComplex I / AMPK pharmacology overlaps metformin-like energy stress in models. Bioavailability and lack of oncology indication keep this mechanistic.
Liver cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Liver cancerCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
CholangiocarcinomaLosartantgfb, angiogenesisEarly Clinical; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleStroma / perfusion adjunctive researchAT1 blockade can reduce TGF-β-linked desmoplasia and improve perfusion in models, notably pancreatic. Stromal decompression is not cytotoxicity.
CholangiocarcinomaMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
CholangiocarcinomaCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
CholangiocarcinomaItraconazolehedgehog, angiogenesisEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroHedgehog / angiogenesis researchHedgehog antagonism and anti-angiogenic endothelial reports exist, including early clinical probes. Not a licensed antineoplastic.
Ovarian cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Ovarian cancerMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
Ovarian cancerHydroxychloroquineautophagyEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroAutophagy-modulation research combinationsLysosomal pH elevation impairs autophagy flux. Early combination trials exist; benefit is not established and toxicity/retinal risk remain labelled concerns.
Ovarian cancerItraconazolehedgehog, angiogenesisEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroHedgehog / angiogenesis researchHedgehog antagonism and anti-angiogenic endothelial reports exist, including early clinical probes. Not a licensed antineoplastic.
Ovarian cancerNiclosamidewnt, jak-stat, mtorIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleWnt / STAT3 signalling modelsModels report Wnt/β-catenin, STAT3 and mTOR effects. Host signalling findings remain investigational.
Ovarian cancerCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
Ovarian cancerDisulfiramstemness, nfkb, oxidative-stressIn Vitro; In Vivo; Early ClinicalALDH / redox experimental contextALDH and copper-dependent proteasome/NF-κB stress in models; clinical oncology remains limited.
Cervical cancerCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
Cervical cancerCelecoxibcox-inflammation, angiogenesisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In VitroInflammation-associated epithelial neoplasia researchCOX-2/PGE2 biology is relevant in some epithelial neoplasias. Cardiovascular risk and lack of broad anticancer approval apply. Do not equate polyp or biomarker studies with tumour cure.
Cervical cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Cervical cancerEGCGegfr, pi3k-aktIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleRTK / redox dish modelsCatechin effects on RTKs and redox in vitro. Clinical anticancer efficacy is not established.
Endometrial cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Endometrial cancerBerberineampk, mtor, oxphosIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic energy-stress hypothesisComplex I / AMPK pharmacology overlaps metformin-like energy stress in models. Bioavailability and lack of oncology indication keep this mechanistic.
Endometrial cancerCelecoxibcox-inflammation, angiogenesisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In VitroInflammation-associated epithelial neoplasia researchCOX-2/PGE2 biology is relevant in some epithelial neoplasias. Cardiovascular risk and lack of broad anticancer approval apply. Do not equate polyp or biomarker studies with tumour cure.
Endometrial cancerStatins (HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors)ras-raf, fatty-acid-metabolismClinical / Human Evidence; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMevalonate / prenylation mechanistic overlapMevalonate-pathway blockade can affect prenylation of RAS-family GTPases. Observational human signals are mixed and confounding is substantial.
Endometrial cancerCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
Uterine cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Prostate cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Prostate cancerStatins (HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors)ras-raf, fatty-acid-metabolismClinical / Human Evidence; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMevalonate / prenylation mechanistic overlapMevalonate-pathway blockade can affect prenylation of RAS-family GTPases. Observational human signals are mixed and confounding is substantial.
Prostate cancerItraconazolehedgehog, angiogenesisEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroHedgehog / angiogenesis researchHedgehog antagonism and anti-angiogenic endothelial reports exist, including early clinical probes. Not a licensed antineoplastic.
Prostate cancerNiclosamidewnt, jak-stat, mtorIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleWnt / STAT3 signalling modelsModels report Wnt/β-catenin, STAT3 and mTOR effects. Host signalling findings remain investigational.
Prostate cancerMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
Prostate cancerCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
Prostate cancerCelecoxibcox-inflammation, angiogenesisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In VitroInflammation-associated epithelial neoplasia researchCOX-2/PGE2 biology is relevant in some epithelial neoplasias. Cardiovascular risk and lack of broad anticancer approval apply. Do not equate polyp or biomarker studies with tumour cure.
Androgen-sensitive prostate cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Androgen-sensitive prostate cancerStatins (HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors)ras-raf, fatty-acid-metabolismClinical / Human Evidence; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMevalonate / prenylation mechanistic overlapMevalonate-pathway blockade can affect prenylation of RAS-family GTPases. Observational human signals are mixed and confounding is substantial.
Castration-resistant prostate cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Castration-resistant prostate cancerNiclosamidewnt, jak-stat, mtorIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleWnt / STAT3 signalling modelsModels report Wnt/β-catenin, STAT3 and mTOR effects. Host signalling findings remain investigational.
Castration-resistant prostate cancerItraconazolehedgehog, angiogenesisEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroHedgehog / angiogenesis researchHedgehog antagonism and anti-angiogenic endothelial reports exist, including early clinical probes. Not a licensed antineoplastic.
Castration-resistant prostate cancerStatins (HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors)ras-raf, fatty-acid-metabolismClinical / Human Evidence; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMevalonate / prenylation mechanistic overlapMevalonate-pathway blockade can affect prenylation of RAS-family GTPases. Observational human signals are mixed and confounding is substantial.
Castration-resistant prostate cancerMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
Neuroendocrine prostate cancerHydroxychloroquineautophagyEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroAutophagy-modulation research combinationsLysosomal pH elevation impairs autophagy flux. Early combination trials exist; benefit is not established and toxicity/retinal risk remain labelled concerns.
Neuroendocrine prostate cancerMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
Neuroendocrine prostate cancerDisulfiramstemness, nfkb, oxidative-stressIn Vitro; In Vivo; Early ClinicalALDH / redox experimental contextALDH and copper-dependent proteasome/NF-κB stress in models; clinical oncology remains limited.
Neuroendocrine prostate cancerNiclosamidewnt, jak-stat, mtorIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleWnt / STAT3 signalling modelsModels report Wnt/β-catenin, STAT3 and mTOR effects. Host signalling findings remain investigational.
Kidney / renal cell carcinomaItraconazolehedgehog, angiogenesisEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroHedgehog / angiogenesis researchHedgehog antagonism and anti-angiogenic endothelial reports exist, including early clinical probes. Not a licensed antineoplastic.
Kidney / renal cell carcinomaMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Kidney / renal cell carcinomaCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
Kidney / renal cell carcinomaPropranololangiogenesis, invasionEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroAdrenergic / vascular adjunctive researchβ-adrenergic signalling can support angiogenesis and invasion in selected tumours. Oncology uses remain investigational except where a specific vascular indication is separately established.
Kidney / renal cell carcinomaSulforaphanenrf2, oxidative-stressIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleNRF2 / chemoprevention researchKEAP1/NRF2 activation and epigenetic reports in models. Chemoprevention hypotheses are not treatment proof.
Bladder cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Bladder cancerCelecoxibcox-inflammation, angiogenesisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In VitroInflammation-associated epithelial neoplasia researchCOX-2/PGE2 biology is relevant in some epithelial neoplasias. Cardiovascular risk and lack of broad anticancer approval apply. Do not equate polyp or biomarker studies with tumour cure.
Bladder cancerCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
Bladder cancerEGCGegfr, pi3k-aktIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleRTK / redox dish modelsCatechin effects on RTKs and redox in vitro. Clinical anticancer efficacy is not established.
Bladder cancerMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
Testicular cancerMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
Testicular cancerDisulfiramstemness, nfkb, oxidative-stressIn Vitro; In Vivo; Early ClinicalALDH / redox experimental contextALDH and copper-dependent proteasome/NF-κB stress in models; clinical oncology remains limited.
LeukemiasMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
LeukemiasMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
LeukemiasCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
Acute myeloid leukemiaMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Acute myeloid leukemiaDisulfiramstemness, nfkb, oxidative-stressIn Vitro; In Vivo; Early ClinicalALDH / redox experimental contextALDH and copper-dependent proteasome/NF-κB stress in models; clinical oncology remains limited.
Acute myeloid leukemiaMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
Acute myeloid leukemiaCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
Acute myeloid leukemiaBerberineampk, mtor, oxphosIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic energy-stress hypothesisComplex I / AMPK pharmacology overlaps metformin-like energy stress in models. Bioavailability and lack of oncology indication keep this mechanistic.
Acute myeloid leukemiaHydroxychloroquineautophagyEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroAutophagy-modulation research combinationsLysosomal pH elevation impairs autophagy flux. Early combination trials exist; benefit is not established and toxicity/retinal risk remain labelled concerns.
Acute lymphoblastic leukemiaMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Acute lymphoblastic leukemiaMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
Acute lymphoblastic leukemiaCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
Hodgkin lymphomaCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
Hodgkin lymphomaCelecoxibcox-inflammation, angiogenesisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In VitroInflammation-associated epithelial neoplasia researchCOX-2/PGE2 biology is relevant in some epithelial neoplasias. Cardiovascular risk and lack of broad anticancer approval apply. Do not equate polyp or biomarker studies with tumour cure.
Hodgkin lymphomaOmega-3 fatty acidscox-inflammation, immune-suppressionClinical / Human Evidence; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammation / cachexia supportive researchEicosanoid rebalancing and cachexia/inflammation research. Not cytotoxic oncology.
Hodgkin lymphomaBeta-glucans / medicinal-mushroom polysaccharidesimmune-suppressionEarly Clinical; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleInnate-immune adjunctive researchInnate-immune engagement via Dectin-1-related biology. Adjunctive immunomodulation is not tumour-selective cytotoxicity.
Non-Hodgkin lymphomaCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
Non-Hodgkin lymphomaMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Non-Hodgkin lymphomaMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
Non-Hodgkin lymphomaDisulfiramstemness, nfkb, oxidative-stressIn Vitro; In Vivo; Early ClinicalALDH / redox experimental contextALDH and copper-dependent proteasome/NF-κB stress in models; clinical oncology remains limited.
Non-Hodgkin lymphomaHydroxychloroquineautophagyEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroAutophagy-modulation research combinationsLysosomal pH elevation impairs autophagy flux. Early combination trials exist; benefit is not established and toxicity/retinal risk remain labelled concerns.
Multiple myelomaMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Multiple myelomaCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
Multiple myelomaDoxycyclineinvasion, stemness, oxphosIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleAnti-invasive / mitochondrial experimental contextMMP inhibition and experimental mitochondrial effects map to invasion and stem-like states in models.
Multiple myelomaHydroxychloroquineautophagyEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroAutophagy-modulation research combinationsLysosomal pH elevation impairs autophagy flux. Early combination trials exist; benefit is not established and toxicity/retinal risk remain labelled concerns.
Multiple myelomaDisulfiramstemness, nfkb, oxidative-stressIn Vitro; In Vivo; Early ClinicalALDH / redox experimental contextALDH and copper-dependent proteasome/NF-κB stress in models; clinical oncology remains limited.
Brain tumorsMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
Brain tumorsMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
GlioblastomaMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
GlioblastomaHydroxychloroquineautophagyEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroAutophagy-modulation research combinationsLysosomal pH elevation impairs autophagy flux. Early combination trials exist; benefit is not established and toxicity/retinal risk remain labelled concerns.
GlioblastomaDisulfiramstemness, nfkb, oxidative-stressIn Vitro; In Vivo; Early ClinicalALDH / redox experimental contextALDH and copper-dependent proteasome/NF-κB stress in models; clinical oncology remains limited.
GlioblastomaMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
GlioblastomaItraconazolehedgehog, angiogenesisEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroHedgehog / angiogenesis researchHedgehog antagonism and anti-angiogenic endothelial reports exist, including early clinical probes. Not a licensed antineoplastic.
GlioblastomaNiclosamidewnt, jak-stat, mtorIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleWnt / STAT3 signalling modelsModels report Wnt/β-catenin, STAT3 and mTOR effects. Host signalling findings remain investigational.
GlioblastomaDoxycyclineinvasion, stemness, oxphosIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleAnti-invasive / mitochondrial experimental contextMMP inhibition and experimental mitochondrial effects map to invasion and stem-like states in models.
GlioblastomaCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
GlioblastomaFenbendazoleapoptosis, glycolysisIn Vitro; Hypothesis-GeneratingPreclinical microtubule hypothesisVeterinary benzimidazole with preclinical microtubule and glucose-handling reports. Human oncology evidence is insufficient.
IDH-mutant gliomaMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
IDH-mutant gliomaMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
IDH-wildtype gliomaMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
IDH-wildtype gliomaHydroxychloroquineautophagyEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroAutophagy-modulation research combinationsLysosomal pH elevation impairs autophagy flux. Early combination trials exist; benefit is not established and toxicity/retinal risk remain labelled concerns.
IDH-wildtype gliomaMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
MGMT-methylated gliomaHydroxychloroquineautophagyEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroAutophagy-modulation research combinationsLysosomal pH elevation impairs autophagy flux. Early combination trials exist; benefit is not established and toxicity/retinal risk remain labelled concerns.
MGMT-methylated gliomaDisulfiramstemness, nfkb, oxidative-stressIn Vitro; In Vivo; Early ClinicalALDH / redox experimental contextALDH and copper-dependent proteasome/NF-κB stress in models; clinical oncology remains limited.
MGMT-methylated gliomaMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
MelanomaPropranololangiogenesis, invasionEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroAdrenergic / vascular adjunctive researchβ-adrenergic signalling can support angiogenesis and invasion in selected tumours. Oncology uses remain investigational except where a specific vascular indication is separately established.
MelanomaHydroxychloroquineautophagyEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroAutophagy-modulation research combinationsLysosomal pH elevation impairs autophagy flux. Early combination trials exist; benefit is not established and toxicity/retinal risk remain labelled concerns.
MelanomaMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
MelanomaStatins (HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors)ras-raf, fatty-acid-metabolismClinical / Human Evidence; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMevalonate / prenylation mechanistic overlapMevalonate-pathway blockade can affect prenylation of RAS-family GTPases. Observational human signals are mixed and confounding is substantial.
MelanomaCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
MelanomaMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
BRAF-driven melanomaHydroxychloroquineautophagyEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroAutophagy-modulation research combinationsLysosomal pH elevation impairs autophagy flux. Early combination trials exist; benefit is not established and toxicity/retinal risk remain labelled concerns.
BRAF-driven melanomaStatins (HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors)ras-raf, fatty-acid-metabolismClinical / Human Evidence; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMevalonate / prenylation mechanistic overlapMevalonate-pathway blockade can affect prenylation of RAS-family GTPases. Observational human signals are mixed and confounding is substantial.
BRAF-driven melanomaPropranololangiogenesis, invasionEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroAdrenergic / vascular adjunctive researchβ-adrenergic signalling can support angiogenesis and invasion in selected tumours. Oncology uses remain investigational except where a specific vascular indication is separately established.
NRAS-driven melanomaStatins (HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors)ras-raf, fatty-acid-metabolismClinical / Human Evidence; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMevalonate / prenylation mechanistic overlapMevalonate-pathway blockade can affect prenylation of RAS-family GTPases. Observational human signals are mixed and confounding is substantial.
NRAS-driven melanomaMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
NRAS-driven melanomaPropranololangiogenesis, invasionEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroAdrenergic / vascular adjunctive researchβ-adrenergic signalling can support angiogenesis and invasion in selected tumours. Oncology uses remain investigational except where a specific vascular indication is separately established.
KIT-associated melanomaItraconazolehedgehog, angiogenesisEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroHedgehog / angiogenesis researchHedgehog antagonism and anti-angiogenic endothelial reports exist, including early clinical probes. Not a licensed antineoplastic.
KIT-associated melanomaMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
Skin cancersItraconazolehedgehog, angiogenesisEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroHedgehog / angiogenesis researchHedgehog antagonism and anti-angiogenic endothelial reports exist, including early clinical probes. Not a licensed antineoplastic.
Skin cancersCelecoxibcox-inflammation, angiogenesisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In VitroInflammation-associated epithelial neoplasia researchCOX-2/PGE2 biology is relevant in some epithelial neoplasias. Cardiovascular risk and lack of broad anticancer approval apply. Do not equate polyp or biomarker studies with tumour cure.
Skin cancersCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
Head and neck cancersMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Head and neck cancersCurcuminnfkb, jak-statIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleInflammatory-signalling dish modelsIn-vitro NF-κB/STAT3 effects are frequent. Poor bioavailability and absence of robust clinical anticancer efficacy keep this pathway-level.
Head and neck cancersCelecoxibcox-inflammation, angiogenesisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In VitroInflammation-associated epithelial neoplasia researchCOX-2/PGE2 biology is relevant in some epithelial neoplasias. Cardiovascular risk and lack of broad anticancer approval apply. Do not equate polyp or biomarker studies with tumour cure.
Head and neck cancersEGCGegfr, pi3k-aktIn Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleRTK / redox dish modelsCatechin effects on RTKs and redox in vitro. Clinical anticancer efficacy is not established.
Head and neck cancersItraconazolehedgehog, angiogenesisEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroHedgehog / angiogenesis researchHedgehog antagonism and anti-angiogenic endothelial reports exist, including early clinical probes. Not a licensed antineoplastic.
Head and neck cancersMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
Thyroid cancerMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Thyroid cancerStatins (HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors)ras-raf, fatty-acid-metabolismClinical / Human Evidence; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMevalonate / prenylation mechanistic overlapMevalonate-pathway blockade can affect prenylation of RAS-family GTPases. Observational human signals are mixed and confounding is substantial.
Thyroid cancerCelecoxibcox-inflammation, angiogenesisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In VitroInflammation-associated epithelial neoplasia researchCOX-2/PGE2 biology is relevant in some epithelial neoplasias. Cardiovascular risk and lack of broad anticancer approval apply. Do not equate polyp or biomarker studies with tumour cure.
Neuroendocrine tumorsMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Neuroendocrine tumorsItraconazolehedgehog, angiogenesisEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroHedgehog / angiogenesis researchHedgehog antagonism and anti-angiogenic endothelial reports exist, including early clinical probes. Not a licensed antineoplastic.
Neuroendocrine tumorsMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
Neuroendocrine tumorsHydroxychloroquineautophagyEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroAutophagy-modulation research combinationsLysosomal pH elevation impairs autophagy flux. Early combination trials exist; benefit is not established and toxicity/retinal risk remain labelled concerns.
SarcomasItraconazolehedgehog, angiogenesisEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroHedgehog / angiogenesis researchHedgehog antagonism and anti-angiogenic endothelial reports exist, including early clinical probes. Not a licensed antineoplastic.
SarcomasDoxycyclineinvasion, stemness, oxphosIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleAnti-invasive / mitochondrial experimental contextMMP inhibition and experimental mitochondrial effects map to invasion and stem-like states in models.
SarcomasPropranololangiogenesis, invasionEarly Clinical; In Vivo; In VitroAdrenergic / vascular adjunctive researchβ-adrenergic signalling can support angiogenesis and invasion in selected tumours. Oncology uses remain investigational except where a specific vascular indication is separately established.
SarcomasMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
SarcomasMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Bone cancersMebendazoleapoptosis, tp53In Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleExperimental antimitotic / microtubule stressMicrotubule disruption can trigger mitotic stress and apoptosis in cell and animal models. This is not an established oncology use.
Bone cancersDoxycyclineinvasion, stemness, oxphosIn Vitro; In Vivo; Mechanistically PlausibleAnti-invasive / mitochondrial experimental contextMMP inhibition and experimental mitochondrial effects map to invasion and stem-like states in models.
Bone cancersMetforminampk, mtor, glycolysisClinical / Human Evidence; In Vivo; In Vitro; Mechanistically PlausibleMetabolic adjunctive research contextAMPK activation and mTOR restraint provide a metabolic rationale in insulin- and glycolysis-linked tumours. Human data are mixed and do not establish metformin as cancer therapy.
Bone cancersDisulfiramstemness, nfkb, oxidative-stressIn Vitro; In Vivo; Early ClinicalALDH / redox experimental contextALDH and copper-dependent proteasome/NF-κB stress in models; clinical oncology remains limited.

This oncology atlas is educational. Pathway maps, adjunctive strategies, and compound listings describe mechanistic relevance. They do not establish clinical efficacy, do not recommend treatment, and are not a substitute for oncology care. Evidence tiers are not equivalent.