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Obesity Protects Cancer from Drugs Targeting Blood Vessels.

Cell Metabolism 2018 June 6
Drugs that target angiogenesis are commonly used for treating various cancers, but their clinical benefits are limited. In a recent Science Translational Medicine article, Incio et al. (2018) provide mechanistic insight on the role of obesity in the development of anti-VEGF drug resistance in human patients and murine models of breast cancer.

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