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Abstract
Two different devices show that delivery of cancer drugs directly into tumors in vivo can indicate cancer sensitivity; if implemented in clinical practice, these devices have the potential to reduce indiscriminate drug use, to improve survival, and to reduce unnecessary adverse effects (Jonas et al. and Klinghoffer et al., this issue).
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