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Are There Any Clinical Trials Focusing on Leaky Vasculature?

Yes, there are several ongoing clinical trials aimed at targeting the leaky vasculature in tumors. These trials are exploring various strategies, from using anti-angiogenic drugs to combination therapies that include conventional chemotherapy and novel agents designed to normalize blood vessels.

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