Cancer treatments

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514385, 514396, A61K 31415

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ABSTRACT:
The Applicant has identified a particular class of imidazoles that inhibit nonprostate cancer cell proliferation. These imidazoles can be used to beneficially treat a variety of cancers. The imidazoles can be administered in a variety of formulations, including long-term sustained release implants and anti-cancer cocktails.

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