- Title:
- Lycopene: food resources, residences, and fitness
- Author:
Rehan Haider
- Author Affiliation:
Department of Pharmacy, University of Karachi, Karachi, Pakistan
- Received:Aug.3, 2023
- Accepted:Aug.30, 2023
- Published:Sep.21, 2023
Lycopene, antioxidants, oxidative strain, most cancers, diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, pores, and skin disorders.
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