Sanhuang Fukang Oil Alleviates X-Ray-Induced Skin Injury by Reducing Inflammation and Apoptosis: An In Vivo Study

January 2026 in “ Frontiers in Pharmacology ”

Ruochen Zhu, Mandi Lin, Wei Deng, Xintong Jian, Chiwei Chen, Xinlei Shi, Milin Lai, Mei Huang

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