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A breast cancer cell dividing. Tubulin is shown in red, mitochondria in green and chromosomes in blue. National Cancer Institute/Wei Qian.

Delivering on the promise of personalized breast cancer therapy

June 13, 2023 anti-HER2 therapy, HER2+ breast cancer, multiparameter molecular classifier, PIK3CA gene, predicting response to therapy, Research

A test predicts with a high degree of confidence which breast cancer patients would benefit the most from a therapy de-escalation approach.

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