Therapeutic potential of angiogenesis inhibitor mixtures in cancer treatment
Journal Title: RESEARCH AND CLINICAL MEDICINE - Year 2016, Vol 0, Issue 1
Abstract
It is generally understood that improvement of cancer therapies is achieved by the combination of drugs. This approach will improve efficacy, while toxicity and the risk for drug resistance may be decreased. In this review, the efforts on combining drugs for the treatment of two tumor types is highlighted, followed by a description of the challenges that are faced in designing optimal combination therapies.
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