antileukemic
- noun
- /ˌæntiˌluːˈkiːmɪk/
- Specialized
- Researchers are developing a new antileukemic that targets cancer cells more effectively.
Examples
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The doctor prescribed an antileukemic to help manage the patient's condition.
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Researchers are developing a new antileukemic that targets cancer cells more effectively.
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Some children respond well to the latest antileukemic drugs during treatment.
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The doctor prescribed an antileukemic medication for her treatment.
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Many antileukemic drugs have been developed in recent years.
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The doctor prescribed an antileukemic to help manage the patient's condition.
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Some children respond well to the latest antileukemic drugs during treatment.
Synonyms
A medicine that treats cancer by killing or stopping cancer cells
A medicine that kills cells and helps treat cancer during chemotherapy
A drug that stops or slows the growth of cancer
A drug that stops or kills cancer cells, usually given in chemotherapy
A medicine used to treat cancer that stops cancer cells from growing
A drug that stops cells from using a chemical they need to grow and is used to treat cancer
Surface Forms
Etymology
Antileukemic as a noun means a medicine that fights leukemia; the parts anti- 'against' and leukemia 'white blood' show it is a drug used to work against the disease of the white blood cells.