
Oncologists trace RAS from "undruggable" oncogene to daraxonrasib, which doubled survival in pancreatic cancer and earned a standing ovation at ASCO 2026.
Dr. Shreyas Kalantri of University of Cincinatti moderated a discussion with Dr. Jia Luo of Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Dr. Matthew Karr of Rutgers Cancer Institute unpack how RAS inhibitors and bispecific antibodies are reshaping subsequent-line treatment, quality of life, and toxicity management across solid tumors and hematologic cancers.

Oncologists trace RAS from "undruggable" oncogene to daraxonrasib, which doubled survival in pancreatic cancer and earned a standing ovation at ASCO 2026.

Oncologists break down how they weigh trial validity, statistical versus clinical significance, and real-world data when choosing among new therapies like the bispecific tarlatamab.

Two oncologists discuss time toxicity, subcutaneous dosing, and the infrastructure and monitoring challenges limiting community access to CAR T and bispecific therapies.

How solid tumor oncologists are borrowing hematology's CRS and ICANS management playbook as bispecific therapies like tarlatamab bring new toxicities into lung cancer care.