Tag: Anti-angiogenic therapy

Anti angiogenic drugs are treatments that stop tumours from growing their own blood vessels. If the drug is able to stop a cancer from growing blood vessels, it might slow the growth of the cancer or sometimes shrink it.

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Immunotherapy and Neuroendocrine Neoplasms

By Ronny Allan Sep 25, 2025 8 Comments

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