Metronomic Chemotherapy: Does This Stuff Really Work?

Tumor angiogenesis is recognized as a major therapeutic target in the fight against cancer. The importance of angiogenesis in tumor growth and metastasis has started to redefine cancer therapy. New protocols have emerged, including the use of metronomic chemotherapy, which is intended to control cancer in part by inhibiting angiogenesis, based on more frequent and low-dose drug administration. The potential of metronomic chemotherapy was revealed in animal models a decade ago, and the efficacy of this approach has been confirmed in the clinic in human and veterinary medicine.
Source: Advances in Small Animal Medicine and Surgery - Category: Veterinary Research Authors: Tags: Guest Editorial Source Type: research