Testing for MRD in Colorectal Cancer. @marshalj23, @benweinbergmd, @pashtoonkasi, and Stacey Cohen, MD, discuss the timing and frequency of MRD testing in patients with #CRC. https://t.co/7zjwu7xeyn via @onclive
We grossly underestimate how quickly #immunotherapy can work. Especially with BOT/BAL (botensilimab) in our NEST🪺trial we are seeing💡#ctDNA decline📉 & CLEAR➕➡️➖within days to 2-4 weeks. Unprecedented!
📆March is #ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth
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Emphasis on addressing health equity specifically related to patient accessibility and comprehension of biomarkers. @RuthHe12 shared exciting info on a cholangio specific initiative at @LombardiCancer@RueschCenter
“We use these technologies in partnership with you [patients]” @marshalj23 discussing importance of exploring different biomarker testing options at @RueschCenter patient symposium. @LombardiCancer#crcsm
Mario Giannakis, MD, Ph.D. of @DanaFarber, discusses "Features of Dietary -Induced Colorectal Carcinogenesis and Precision Prevention." during the #RueschSymposium. Join us live- to view this presentation. https://t.co/orlgap03uG @LombardiCancer
Mario Giannakis, MD, Ph.D. of @DanaFarber, discusses "Features of Dietary -Induced Colorectal Carcinogenesis and Precision Prevention." during the #RueschSymposium. Join us live- to view this presentation. https://t.co/orlgap03uG @LombardiCancer
Dr. John L. Marshall kicks off the GI Cancer Patient Symposium. We are excited to welcome GI Cancer patients, caregivers, survivors, and advocates to this exciting program. @marshalj23@LombardiCancer@GICAlliance.
A completely packed 3rd day of @RueschCenter Annual Synposium! Today is patient symposium. These are the patients we wake up every day to support, #crcsm#oncology@mnoel3232 is answering questions about access to clinical trials. @LombardiCancer
Paraphrase: “ctDNA as a binary vs continuous end point - so much potential and still more to learn, sampling time rigidity could limit the aggregation of data we need to understand nuances of different histologies.” #ClinicalTrials#biomarkers#oncology@CancerResrch
Starting now! Session 3: Regulatory Considerations for Using ctDNA as an Early Endpoint moderated by Amy McKee from @Parexel
Join live: https://t.co/iJRzOnD6fO
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Pt w/out measurable disease via RECIST often excluded from trial - discussion re:ctDNA & trial design that considers orthogonal patient populations (ctDNA-, disease measurable pts) and other thoughts prostate/breast w difficult to measure boney disease @CancerResrch@geoff_oxnard
Really interesting commentary on metrics + therapy (TKI vs IO) although a clear message that a reduction in ctDNA is associated with long term benefit. #oncology @Oncology_at_AZ Diana Vega’s very eloquent take home message for attendees. #biomarker
“I think we need to look at ctDNA research more holistically, otherwise we are going to miss key findings.” @TempusLabs's James Chen discussing the opportunities for ctDNA in #oncology.
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