Our paper in @Nature demonstrates diverse alterations leading to resistance to G12C inhibition. We must continue to work to advance treatments on behalf of our patients with KRAS mutant cancers https://t.co/JUmm4mjsVL
At #ESMO25, join @YoninaMG to learn about the results of a phase 1 study that evaluated telisotuzumab adizutecan in patients with MET-amplified advanced solid tumors. @MSKCancerCenter@myESMO
Learn more: https://t.co/g3FYOnS7Ei
Dr. Yonina Murciano-Goroff (@YoninaMG) studies early drug development for #cancer. At #AACR23, she shared new research into how she's using biomarkers and genomic data from MSK-IMPACT® to identify effective treatments for patients.
Today at #AACR23, @YoninaMG will present results of a first-in-human phase 1 study of LY3537982 — a highly selective #KRAS G12C inhibitor in people with advanced solid tumors with this mutation — at 2:35 in the Chaplin Theater. https://t.co/kMTCvnno5O
Drs. @YoninaMG@alexdrilon and team report on CNS disease in #RET fusion-positive NSCLC with selpercatinib @JTOonline. In pts with CNS metastases, only 20% with CNS progression at 3y. In pts without brain metastases, 0% (!) had CNS metastases at 3y. #LCSM
https://t.co/DjgitIQoNF
RT: Featured today by @MSKLibrary: Reversion mutations in germline BRCA1/2-mutant tumors reveal a BRCA-mediated phenotype in non-canonical histologies https://t.co/XMTHAN7cR6
Excited to share work done with many collaborators @MSKCancerCenter and showing that ctDNA testing expands access to life-prolonging therapy for patients with lung cancer! @MSK_RadOnc https://t.co/dmC1MSBay5
Hello, 3rd ed! The print version is out in a few weeks. The digital version is available now on Kindle and other e-readers. Congratulations to @NouraChoudhury@YoninaMG@NeilVasan and the many contributing authors!! https://t.co/25d7fehfrn
#Genetics has become an integral part of #cancercare. Dr. Zsofia K. Stadler & Kelsey Breen invite you to the Hereditary Cancer Genetics course @MSKCancerCenter featuring expert faculty in #hereditarycancer syndromes: https://t.co/kjClTgJM8o
Register at: https://t.co/CKbIBXrY7e
New! Although positive germline findings are prevalent in diverse, pan-cancer patients, Black patients are less likely to get recommended genetics care compared to White patients—and this disparity could affect cancer outcomes and families. https://t.co/XJ8G5BTlMY CC: @OncoAlert