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Blocking cancer’s escape routes in drug therapy

things for any oncologist is telling their patient that, despite their best efforts, a course of treatment has failed. Unfortunately, this is common, and the reason is usually that the cancer has developed resistance to the treatment. Although correct, the term ‘resistance’ blankets a subtle nuance of cellular activity that provides that resistance and which, if highlighted, may offer a better chance of beating the disease.