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The nuances of therapy

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Oncologists use drugs that limit a tumour's blood supply to prevent its growth. Although the initial effects of these drugs are beneficial to patients, new data suggest that their long-term effects warrant further study.

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Ellis, L., Reardon, D. The nuances of therapy. Nature 458, 291–292 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1038/458290a

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