Opinion|Videos|February 19, 2025
The Importance of Early Biomarker Testing in Managing Advanced BTC
Panelists discuss how comprehensive molecular profiling and biomarker testing are critical for guiding targeted therapy decisions in advanced biliary tract cancer (BTC), citing recent real-world data presented at ASCO GI that demonstrated improved outcomes with matched targeted therapies.
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- What is the relevance and the importance of early biomarker testing in advanced BTC treatment now? Can you share highlights from the international collaborative study looking at the real-world impact of matched targeted therapy at ASCO GI this year?
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