
|Videos|June 7, 2011
Dr. Infante Talks About BRAF Mutation Testing
Author(s)Jeffrey R. Infante, MD
Dr. Infante from Sarah Cannon Research Institute Talks About BRAF Mutation Testing
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Jeffrey Infante, MD, director of drug development at the Sarah Cannon Research Institute talks about BRAF mutation testing.
Dr. Infante says that there is a subset of melanoma patients (about half) that have the BRAF mutation. He adds it can be tested easily around the country by multiple labs. If it turns out that a patient has a genetic change that is a BRAF mutation, there are drugs that can help the patient. While the drugs aren't FDA approved yet, there are many trials ongoing where patients can get access to those drugs.
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