Use of dithiocarbamates to treat myelosuppression

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ABSTRACT:
A process for preventing or ameliorating the myelosuppression which can occur in a mammal such as a human cancer patient being treated with a platinum-free antineoplastic drug is provided, comprising administering an effective dosage of a dithiocarbamate compound to said mammal, preferably subsequent to administration of the cytotoxic drug.

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