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Anastrozole is used as anticancer but is it a cytotoxic drug or not.
we would like to know the therapeutic category of anastrozole.
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Anastrozole is not cytotoxic. It is aromatase inhibitor, i.e. it works by reducing the production of estrogens, which is useful in treating estrogen-sensitive cancers, such as certain breast and ovarian cancers.
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