Angiogenesis inhibition: do tumours have a plan B?

Carmen Phillips

Hopes that angiogenesis inhibition could improve outcomes when used adjuvantly in colorectal cancer received a setback at the end of April, with the announcement that the NSABP C-08 trial had failed to meet its primary endpoint. Recent research into how tumours respond to these drugs may help explain the disappointing results.

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