Immunotherapies Shine at ASCO Annual Meeting
FDA-approved immunotherapies are showing efficacy in different cancer types and combination therapies with new biologics are displaying increased efficacy.
FDA-approved immunotherapies are showing efficacy in different cancer types and combination therapies with new biologics are displaying increased efficacy.
Docetaxel/capecitabine regimen for breast cancer followed by capecitabine maintenance led to longer progression-free survival.
Weekly paclitaxel and every-3-week docetaxel regimens improved clinical outcomes in women with breast cancer.
Addition of everolimus notably prolonged progression-free survival in the HR-negative, HER2-positive breast cancer population.
No strong indication to favor either exemestane or tamoxifen for treatment of premenopausal women with early breast cancer.
Women exposed to the chemical in utero may be more likely to develop breast cancer.
Risk for breast cancer among obese women may be up to 58 percent higher than for normal-weight postmenopausal women.
Paclitaxel once per week remains the preferred palliative chemotherapy in patients with chemotherapy-naive advanced breast cancer.
Researchers have detected two new genetic markers of breast cancer survival.
Patients managed without radiotherapy after neoadjuvant chemotherapy for breast cancer have a significantly worse outcome.