Dr John Marshall previews the GI cancer studies being presented at ASCO with his picks for the ones to watch, and predicts that a plenary presentation may be practice-changing.
Dr Kathy Miller points to PARP inhibitors and pertuzumab as highpoints of the breast cancer program at the upcoming ASCO meeting, including the plenary presentation of the OlympiAD trial.
Experts on genomic testing in cancer discuss the marketing of NGS tests, and how they talk to their patients in light of the promise of ‘precision medicine.’
Dr David Kerr challenges the oncology community to come up with rational, meaningful clinical trials to clarify the biology of metastatic peritoneal disease in colorectal cancer.
Dr Markman encourages review of recently reported possible effect of ovarian cancer antineoplastic agents in breast cancer patients with rare BRCA mutational signatures.