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3:57Carlos Arteaga, MD

Which pivotal trials presented at SABCS will lead to new drug approvals?

2:43Carlos Arteaga, MD

Please discuss the debate on the role of mastectomy in the treatment of breast cancer.

2:52Carlos Arteaga, MD

How will the standard of care for breast cancer change based on this year’s symposium?

2:39Carlos Arteaga, MD

What do you hope to see at SABCS next year?

Carlos Arteaga, MD, is the director of the Harold C. Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center at UT Southwestern Medical Center and co-director of the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium.

In this video, Arteaga discusses:

• notable trials that could lead to new drug approvals;
• the debate on the role of mastectomy in the treatment of breast cancer;
• how the standard of care for breast cancer may change based on the symposium; and
• what he hopes to see at SABCS next year.