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The Potential for Early Intervention in 1L HR+/HER2− aBC

This is an animated video approximately 3 minutes in length, titled “ The Potential for Early Intervention in 1L HR+/HER2− aBC" which aims to provide education on the rationale for early intervention before disease progression in aBC

 

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Piecing the puzzle together: An infographic exploring the unmet needs in HER2-positive early breast cancer

An educational infographic highlighting the unmet needs in HER2-positive eBC and the need to optimise patient outcomes and experiences in the curative setting.
 

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HER2 IHC Testing in Solid Tumors

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Completing the puzzle: a roundtable discussion exploring unmet needs in HER2-positive early breast cancer

Medical Oncologist, Dr. Rupert Bartsch and Gynecologist and Breast Surgeon, Dr. Christian Singer, discuss the current unmet needs in the HER2-positive early breast cancer landscape, including the role of neoadjuvant treatment, the importance of pCR in tailoring post-neoadjuvant treatment, and the challenges associated with brain metastases.

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Rethinking ESR1 Testing in HR+/HER2−Advanced Breast Cancer

This program discusses:

• The clinical implications of ESR1 mutations in HR+/HER2−advanced breast cancer
• Limitations of current ESR1 testing strategies and rationale for investigational approaches
• How an investigational strategy may help detect resistance before clinical progression

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Managing Eye-Related Adverse Events Caused by Cancer Treatments

Some cancer medicines may cause problems with the eyes or vision. In this short video, ophthalmologist Dr Neel Pasricha shares his perspective on eye-related adverse events caused by cancer treatments, and how oncologists and eye care professionals can help manage them.

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Endocrine Therapy in HR+/HER2−Advanced Breast Cancer: A Deeper Look at a 50-Year Evolution

This program discusses:

• The evolution of endocrine therapies for HR+/HER2−advanced breast cancer
• How the current standards of care work to treat patients
• How the treatment landscape may continue to evolve to address existing unmet needs

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Exploring the patient journey and unmet needs in eTNBC

Although most patients with TNBC are diagnosed in the early-stage curative setting, significant unmet needs remain despite advancements in targeted treatments. It is essential to raise HCP awareness around these patients, who require more efficacious and tolerable therapy options compared to the current standard of care. Additionally, there is growing recognition of the need to enhance patient-centred care beyond treatment, addressing psychological well-being, social support and survivorship as integral components in the management of TNBC.

Explore the patient journey and unmet needs for patients with eTNBC with insights from Matteo Lambertini, an Associate Professor and Consultant in Medical Oncology, whose research specialises in breast cancer care, with a particular focus on the management of breast cancer and fertility preservation.

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TNBC Unmet Need Campaign

Despite a number of exciting targeted-treatment advances in TNBC over the last decade, the majority of patients with mTNBC do not express the biomarkers necessary to benefit from these therapies, and even those who do may still be ineligible for treatment. Enhancing healthcare professionals' awareness of these patients' needs is essential as we strive for more effective and tolerable treatment options.

 

Explore the unmet needs for patients with first-line mTNBC treatment with insights from Paolo Tarantino, a breast medical oncologist and clinical researcher, whose research focuses on the HER2 oncoprotein and the development of novel therapies that target multiple subtypes, including TNBC.

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HER2 NSCLC Mutation MOD Animation

This video is a series of 3D animated videos on HER2 mutations in NSCLC.

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