Oncology experts ask and answer multidisciplinary questions based on presentations from the 43rd Annual Miami Breast Cancer Conference.
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The 43rd Annual Miami Breast Cancer Conference exemplified the importance of bringing together medical oncologists, nurses, physician assistants, surgeons, radiation oncologists, and more to dive deep into collaborative conversations and learning experiences with the goal of improving patient care.
In the spirit of the meeting’s multidisciplinary nature, we asked oncology professionals to share the questions that came up for them during the meeting, many of which their colleagues then answered! Read on for a...
A post hoc analysis of SPEARHEAD-1 found that MAGE-A4 H-score was independently tied to response and progression-free survival, whereas baseline tumor burden was tied to overall survival.
The IL-12–expressing self-replicating mRNA STX-001 showed a favorable therapeutic window at 100 µg, with regression in both injected and non-injected lesions.
Most of the survival time accrued with RP1 plus nivolumab in the IGNYTE trial was spent in good health among patients with advanced melanoma after anti–PD-1 therapy.
VGX-3100 met its composite primary end point in the phase 3 HPV-303CHN trial, supporting a nonsurgical treatment approach for HPV-16/18–associated cervical HSIL.