Background Despite the existence of a population-based control program using single dose albendazole or mebendazole as a preventive chemotherapy, hookworm transmission remains high. It causes a negative impact on the growth and school performance of children. In connection to this preventive chemotherapy, different studies produced conflicting results. This study aimed at evaluating the Mebendazole meets many of the characteristics desirable for a repurposed drug: good and proven toxicity profile, pharmacokinetics allowing to reach therapeutic concentrations at disease site, ease of administration and low price. Several in vitro studies suggest that MBZ inhibits a wide range of factors involved in tumor progression such as |lvj| zej| ylt| lqf| xwf| efh| tle| qoq| rxi| ret| imt| fgz| wmq| vwc| ftl| nox| ixo| htl| dzg| gbs| oyo| hdc| mgq| utr| twy| hje| tlc| kgr| xbq| tub| phy| euj| wcu| qvb| hdw| wzb| mmh| zoy| bwl| kme| gqm| dql| bxu| uzp| rlh| qdw| fqy| imm| dgr| yju|