Unmet Needs and Future Directions in HER2+ Breast Cancer Management
Dr. Tarantino provides final thoughts, highlighting unmet needs and future directions in early HER2+ breast cancer on Precision Medicine in Oncology.
Video content above is prompted by the following:
- What are some remaining unmet needs among patients with early HER2+ breast cancer? For high-risk, progressive patients?
- How do the needs and challenges differ between low-risk and high-risk early HER2+ breast cancer patients?
- How could we better optimize and personalize use of anti-HER2 therapy based on tumor or patient factors?
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