Informally called platins, platinum-based antineoplastic drugs are chemotherapeutic agents used to treat cancer. The complexes are coordination complexes of platinum. Nearly half of cancer patients receive these drugs as part of their chemotherapy treatment. Some of the most popular drugs used in this type of chemotherapy are cisplatin, oxaliplatin, and carboplatin. However, a number of other drugs have also been proposed or are in the process of being developed. Coordinated platinum complexes are present in platinum-based drugs. Chemotherapeutic agents such as these are widely used in the treatment of cancer. Certain cancer treatments use platinum as a cell-damaging agent. Platinum-based drugs are administered to approximately 10% to 20% of chemotherapy patients. Drugs such as these are used alone or in combination with other medications. Cancer prevalence is one of the major drivers of the global platinum-based drugs market. New cancer cases per year are expected to increase, according to the National Cancer Institute. The global market for platinum-based drugs, however, is constrained by side effects and the development of resistance. Platinum-based drugs are evolving into analogs, such as platinum complexes with carrier molecules, with the aim of increasing targeted concentrations of the drug in cancer tumors. As a result of decades of enormous investments in medical science, biotechnology, and oncology, platinum drugs have become an integral part of cancer treatment, resulting in enormous market gains. Carbaplatin's ability to overcome serious security problems associated with other platinum-based drugs, such as cisplatin, is a key growth driver. Platinum drugs are also increasing in popularity due to their ability to circumvent resistance, thus increasing their clinical effectiveness. The list includes drugs such as satraplatin, oxaliplatin, and picoplatin. There are, however, major limitations associated with platinum drugs, such as adverse side effects and new age drug resistance capabilities of cancerous cells, which lower their efficacy. In low-income economies, these factors might restrain market growth. In light of the increasing obesity cases worldwide, it was necessary to conduct an in-depth study about this healthcare issue. Market drivers include binge eating and junk food consumption, lack of regular exercise, and stress levels rising. Platinum-based cancer drugs are discussed in more detail in the report, with a focus on the rising demand for these drugs.
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