Treatment of Cancer

Must All Cancer Treatments Have Adverse Effects?

09/22/2016

Craig A. Dionne, PhD, CEO of GenSpera, describes some of the drawbacks associated with common cancer treatments. Many types of drug therapies, like antiangiogenics and immunotherapies, may only be effective in 15% to 30% of patients.

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