Tailoring cancer care for older adults isn’t “extra” — it’s better care.
Proud of our team for showing that geriatric oncology can be implemented successfully in the community and meaningfully improve end-of-life outcomes:
ADCs: guided missiles, slow chemo infusion, or something else? In our latest free-access commentary, led by Matthew Vogel and just out in @JCO_ASCO, we review the latest evidence on ADCs’ mechanism of action, diving deep into their fascinating complexity. https://t.co/H1OGlAKdHk
🔔Take a look at this article now published @NatureCancer !
'Tumor antigens preferentially derive from unmutated genomic sequences in #melanoma and non-small cell #lungcancer'
✏️By Pierre Thibault, Claude Perreault and colleagues
🔗https://t.co/2cjS2j3h81
I really don’t think people realize how incredibly hard and complex real cancer is to treat.
Oncologists would happily treat their dying patients with this.
It just isn’t true that there’s a simple off the shelf generic that magically cures all cancers.
#myeloMATCH clinical trials are now open at @DukeCancer, using advanced biomarker testing to optimize therapy for patients with #AML & #MDS. An @theNCI precision medicine endeavor led by Duke's own Dr. #HarryErba and Dr. Richard Little of the NCI.
https://t.co/FlZdy89lvS
Less than half of cancer drugs approved based on a surrogate endpoint are ever found to improve survival in their entire lifecycle.
https://t.co/P7mdPYc8FG