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Datopotamab deruxtecan extends PFS in advanced breast cancer
Datopotamab deruxtecan significantly improved PFS compared with chemotherapy in patients with previously treated inoperable or metastatic hormone receptor-positive, HER2-negative breast cancer, according to the agent’s manufacturers.
New research aims to crack CAR-T solid tumor code in ovarian cancer
Researchers from City of Hope have detailed results of preclinical studies designed to optimize the durability of chimeric antigen receptor T cells for advanced ovarian cancer.
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Hyperglycemia rates after alpelisib therapy for metastatic breast cancer higher than observed in trials
Patients with metastatic breast cancer treated with alpelisib as standard care had elevated blood glucose levels compared with those who received the drug as part of a clinical trial, according to data published in Cancer.
A ‘double whammy’: Study aims to improve understanding of breast cancer among young women
Breast cancer accounts for nearly one-third of new cancer diagnoses among women in the United States.
VIDEO: Combining different therapeutic modalities for advanced endometrial cancer
Healio spoke to Emma Rossi, MD, gynecological oncologist at Duke Cancer Center, about combining different therapeutic modalities for advanced endometrial cancer.
VIDEO: Prognostic biomarkers of endometrial cancer
Healio spoke to Emma Rossi, MD, gynecological oncologist at Duke Cancer Center, about current and emerging prognostic biomarkers of endometrial cancer.
VIDEO: Treatment options for advanced, recurrent endometrial cancer
Healio spoke to Emma Rossi, MD, gynecological oncologist at Duke Cancer Center, about treatment options for advanced recurrent endometrial cancer.
VIDEO: Recent advancements in endometrial cancer
Healio spoke to Emma Rossi, MD, gynecological oncologist at Duke Cancer Center, about recent advancements in endometrial cancer.
Opt-out breast cancer screening approach more likely to worsen administrative burden
When all eligible patients were automatically referred for breast cancer screening, mammography completion did not improve, but staff burden worsened, according to the results of research published in JAMA Internal Medicine.
Q&A: Understanding one’s own body important in identifying vague ovarian cancer symptoms
Because ovarian cancer is one of the more difficult cancers to diagnose, it is important for health care providers and women to understand how symptoms present, how to mitigate risk and how to prevent disease progression.
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