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What To Discuss With Your Healthcare Team - a Diagnosis of Triple Negative Breast Cancer - Litton
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GRACE and PRIME Oncology have partnered to present to you information from the prIME Oncology satellite symposium held in conjunction with the 2018 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium (SABCS). 
In the following series of videos, faculty discuss therapeutic options for triple-negative breast cancer. Topics discussed include the biology of triple-negative breast cancer, current treatment options, novel targeted treatments, PARP inhibitors, and immunotherapy.
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Can SCLC also be treated with targeted therapy?
Hi amitchouhan,
Welcome to Grace. At this time, there aren't any targeted therapies to treat SCLC, but there are new treatments. Check out our latest OncTalk webinar from December. The last...
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