On #NationalDayOfAction, SGO urges members to raise awareness about the proposed OMB rule and its potential impact on research.
Make your voice heard by taking this action alert.
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🔬Happy Birthday Marie Curie, a trailblazer whose groundbreaking discoveries transformed science & medicine, her legacy continues to inspire generations of researchers. We carry that spirit forward thru innovative research aimed at improving outcomes for patients. #WeWhoCurie Day
Rina-S is coming in the PROC setting, so what happens to MIRV? 🤔
Genmab has announced positive topline results from the phase 3 RAINFOL-02 trial in PROC: Rina-S vs investigator’s choice CHT improved both PFS (HR 0.29) and OS (HR 0.43).
👉 The most interesting part for me is the primary analysis set (PAS), where FRα-high patients had to be pretreated with MIRV: PFS HR 0.33 and OS HR 0.44.
Both drugs target FRα, but they are not the same:
🔹 MIRV: tubulin payload, works only in FRα-high tumors
🔹 Rina-S: TOP1i payload, active across FRα levels and apparently also after MIRV
💡 A hypothesis: the order matters?
✅ MIRV first → Rina-S next: MIRV clears the FRα-high cells, and Rina-S can still hit the FRα-low ones that are left.
❌ Rina-S first → MIRV next: very unlikely to work, as little FRα-high disease should be left.
And if GLORIOSA trial is positive, MIRV could move earlier, to maintenance in PSOC, with Rina-S kept for PROC.
Of course, this “ADC-opoly” board in ovarian cancer is getting crowded, with many more ADCs coming across all settings (1L, PSOC, PROC) and different targets…
Things are about to get very complex 🤯 but, on the bright side, there will be more and more options for our patients... even beyond ADCs.
@oncodaily - @OncoAlert - @DrKatyMoore - @GynMe4
Application Deadline Approaching! NRG Oncology is currently accepting applications for travel awards to #NRG2027 in Las Vegas! Application window closes November 9th. More information can be found at https://t.co/HvRIdKyPN3
FINAL CALL! Applications for the SGO/GOG-F BRIDGES Research Initiative close November 9.
Don't miss your chance to gain expert mentorship and clinical trial design experience.
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For those who say it’s time for universal care. I am all for it. It would be nice if we could find a way to reduce the cost of care and make it available to everyone, for anything.
But it will take work to get there. Other countries with Universal Care make “Most Things available to All People”. It’s not perfect.
In our country, we make “Everything available to Most People”.
The question for this country, unlike others, is how we can make the best possible care and therapies, regardless of cost, to everyone ?
Read @AbdulElSayed ‘s book on Medicare for All. He wisely had more questions than answers. Medicare for All ? Global Budgets ? Or something else ?
It’s a difficult path from where we are to “E4E” Healthcare. ?Everything for Everyone)
My hope is that we can put together a Simpson Bowles type, Blue Ribbon Commission. One that includes representatives of all stakeholders. From all different type of patients. Including rare disease parents. Rural and Urban Hospitals. The most expensive hospitals that offer unique care. Pharma companies that offer everything from genetics to Cell and Gene Therapies. You get the point
Some people think we can just tell all those working in the healthcare system what to do.
That’s the fastest way for this to fail. We need to be as close as we can to being on the same page. And we need to figure out a non partisan manner of running our American version of Universal Care.
No reason we can’t start now
Cancer research runs on people who are just starting out. In 2026, @theNCI funded a record 147 new awards for early-stage investigators. I am looking forward to seeing what they discover and which future breakthroughs start in their labs.
We are pleased to welcome Michelle Kang Kim, MD, PhD (@MichelleKimMD), a distinguished gastroenterologist and NIH-funded clinician-scientist, as the new Chair of the Department of Medicine @nyugrossman! Dr. Kim is renowned for her leadership, transformative research on gastrointestinal (GI) carcinoid and neuroendocrine tumors, and predictive models for the early detection of GI cancers. We are proud to welcome her to @NYULH_DeptofMed
Press Release: https://t.co/b2J709efkg
#Exceptionalism #Leadership #TranslationalResearch #ClinicalInnovation #MedTwitter #GITwitter
GOG and ENGOT continue to advance global gynecologic cancer research, with 3 Phase 3 trials reaching important first-patient milestones. Thank you to all who make this work possible. #ENGOT#ClinicalTrials#OvarianCancer#GOGF#GOGP
Alcohol can make quitting smoking harder and relapse more likely. @theNCI’s new Tobacco Control Monograph 24 looks at how tobacco and alcohol co-use affects cancer risk, and what that means for prevention and treatment. #LungCancerAwarenessMonth https://t.co/UiYzmNJmwH
Congratulations to Maryann Kwa, MD, on her greatly deserved promotion to Associate Professor of Medicine. “I find it incredibly rewarding to support patients through their cancer journey, offering the latest systemic therapies tailored to each patient’s specific needs.” —Dr. Kwa
#Exceptionalism #FacultyAchievement #Oncology #CancerCare @Perlmutter_CC@JohnPLeonardMD@Aiims1742
📣 More time to apply! The SGO/GOG-F BRIDGES Research Initiative deadline has been extended to November 9. Early-career investigators in gynecologic oncology can build clinical trial design skills, learn from expert mentors, and develop innovative research. Apply by Nov. 9!
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@TargetedOnc@nyulangone@Perlmutter_CC@BPothuri The TroFuse-005 numbers: median OS 19.0 vs 12.1 months (HR 0.68), median PFS 7.2 vs 3.9 months (HR 0.59), response 35.1% vs 17.3%. The FDA set a June 15, 2027 action date with priority review.
🚺 Phase III TroFuse-005 results show that sacituzumab tirumotecan significantly improved progression-free and overall survival vs standard chemotherapy in previously treated advanced or recurrent #EndometrialCancer.
▪️@mdslightfoot & @BPothuri | #ESMO26
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Wrapping up an inspiring @myESMO
💡 Honored to join the #YOC track to break down practical steps for leading academic & investigator-initiated trials
🔬 Loved diving into long-term ICI benefit in endometrial cancer alongside @BPothuri & @Ilaria_Colombo_
#GynCsm@H12Octubre