
Evolving First-Line Management of HER2 Positive Metastatic Breast Cancer
This opening segment sets the clinical foundation for the program by reviewing how treatment paradigms for HER2 positive metastatic breast cancer have evolved in recent years. The discussion introduces current guideline supported first line standards of care and highlights how the incorporation of antibody drug conjugates has expanded therapeutic possibilities beyond traditional chemotherapy and monoclonal antibody combinations. Panelists reflect on how these advances have reshaped long term disease management by improving response depth and extending disease control for many patients. Attention is also given to real world implementation, with comparison of adoption patterns across academic and community practices. Factors such as familiarity with novel agents, comfort managing ADC and TKI associated toxicities, and access to infusion resources are explored as drivers of variation in first line treatment selection. This segment establishes a practical framework for understanding how evolving evidence translates into everyday clinical decision making for patients with HER2 positive disease.
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This opening segment sets the clinical foundation for the program by reviewing how treatment paradigms for HER2 positive metastatic breast cancer have evolved in recent years. The discussion introduces current guideline supported first line standards of care and highlights how the incorporation of antibody drug conjugates has expanded therapeutic possibilities beyond traditional chemotherapy and monoclonal antibody combinations. Panelists reflect on how these advances have reshaped long term disease management by improving response depth and extending disease control for many patients. Attention is also given to real world implementation, with comparison of adoption patterns across academic and community practices. Factors such as familiarity with novel agents, comfort managing ADC and TKI associated toxicities, and access to infusion resources are explored as drivers of variation in first line treatment selection. This segment establishes a practical framework for understanding how evolving evidence transla























































































