What Are Radiopharmaceuticals and How Are They Used in MBC?
Radiopharmaceuticals are drugs attached to radioactive molecules. Click here to learn about their safety and how they are being studied in clinical trials to help diagnose and treat MBC.
Radiopharmaceuticals are drugs attached to radioactive molecules. Click here to learn about their safety and how they are being studied in clinical trials to help diagnose and treat MBC.
Learn about how ADCs work and for research news about Dato-DXd.
Read for information on the FDA’s expanded approval of Trodelvy® and ASCO’s updated guidance on the use of this drug.
Read about the clinical trials that contributed to 2 recent approvals of MBC treatment options.
Click to learn about elacestrant (Orserdu) as well as the Guardant360 blood test that identifies people likely to benefit from the drug.
Learn about new CDK 4/6 inhibitor research in different breast cancer subtypes, including HER2+ and triple-negative MBC.
Did you know your HER2 status may change over time? Knowing your HER2 status is important to select the best MBC treatment. Learn more here.
Click to learn about biomarkers and targeted therapies for triple-negative MBC.
Pharmacogenomics helps explain how your genes affect your body’s response to MBC treatment. Read more about how it is being studied in MBC clinical research.
Learn about bispecific antibodies, which bind to two targets instead of one, for MBC treatment.