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Journal Article
Is the question of phenobarbital as potential liver cancer risk factor for humans really resolved?
2016
Overview
The mechanisms by which phenobarbital causes tumor promotion or inhibition are still not fully understood. Without such deeper mechanistic understanding, however, it will be difcult if not impossible to appropriately stratify the human population into individuals at risk or not at risk from a substance like PB with tumor-selecting properties.
Publisher
Springer Berlin Heidelberg,Springer Nature B.V
