Breast Cancer-Related Lymphedema More Common Among Black Women
A prospective study sought to determine the significance of race on the risk of developing lymphedema and disease severity in women with breast cancer.
A prospective study sought to determine the significance of race on the risk of developing lymphedema and disease severity in women with breast cancer.
Monitoring bESR1mut enabled optimization of the endocrine therapy used with a CDK4/6 inhibitor.
Researchers presented updated findings from the DESTINY-Breast03 trial.
An analysis evaluated outcomes for patients with breast cancer who were treated with a modern approach compared with a historical standard approach.
The researchers found that targeted therapies matched to genomic alterations in ESCAT tier I/II significantly improved progression-free survival.
Palbociclib added to adjuvant endocrine therapy failed to improve iDFS.
The delay in clip placement was associated with significant anxiety among the patients who were interviewed.
Elacestrant showed a statistically significant and clinically meaningful progression-free survival improvement compared with standard of care.
This meta-analysis was conducted on data from 4 clinical trials including more than 7000 women with ER+ breast cancer.
A subgroup analysis of the KEYNOTE-355 trial sought to determine which patients with metastatic TNBC would benefit from treatment with pembrolizumab and chemotherapy.