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  For those patients who do have thyroid disease and are candidates for surgery, radiation treatment or transplant, access to an effective thyroid medication can make all the difference in a positive outcome. There are other drugs in the works that may treat thyroid cancer and several of these have already undergone phase III clinical trials. One of these drugs is leupefin. Its manufacturer is Tosex Pharmaceuticals and it has already been approved in Canada for use in the treatment of lung cancer and renal cell carcinoma. In addition to treating patients with this disease, leupefin is also reported to be effective in treating breast cancer. It is being considered as an effective treatment for both stage I and stage II cancers. In September 2021, the Indian biopharmaceutical company, BDR Pharma, launched Cabozantinib molecule, an inhibitor developed to improve accessibility of thyroid cancer drugs in the Asia Pacific region. Other new drugs being developed include trilastin and gemci

  Thyroid cancer drugs are utilized as a therapy choice for one of the deadliest cancer, thyroid cancer. Thyroid cancer is quite possibly the most widely recognized types of cancer brought about by inadequacies of the thyroid organ. It is the second-driving reason for cancer passings in men after cellular breakdown in the lungs and records for around two percent of all cancer passings on the planet. Since numerous fundamental conditions are additionally present, and in light of the fact that testing for a fix is troublesome and accompanies a high danger of dismissal, treatment of this sickness is frequently long, drawn-out, and costly. Probably the most recent medication in the thyroid cancer drug market is vandetanib-s-thalein. This is a manufactured type of nutrient A, and the atom has been set up to emulate the activities of a compound called methionine. At the point when methionine is matched with T-bet, a sulfur-containing cystine, it turns out to be in that. Vincristine, which