Well, you see, tumour angiogenesis is when the cancer cleverly grows its own network of tiny blood vessels to feed itself... and our anti-angiogenic drugs are meant to starve it by blocking those signals. But in my lab, we see these generics often fail in the real tumours of our people—they find other paths, like stubborn vines. It reminds me of teaching the old hymns; the melody must find the true heart, not just follow the notes. So I worry we are missing a deeper harmony in this fight, *sha*?
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