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SABCS25: What’s new in breast cancer research?
Advances include a new endocrine therapy, the use of ctDNA to predict response and modifying PET/CTs to better track bone metastases
After a locoregional recurrence, a breast cancer patient sought out expert care at Fred Hutch
Her care team recommended protons because of her previous radiation exposure
From overlooked to understood, a Black woman’s case gets the attention it deserves
Partnership is key to making patients of color feel respected
Young breast cancer patient’s self-exam and self-advocacy leads to cancer diagnosis
Gillian McDonald chooses Fred Hutch for care, including participating in clinical trials that led to being selected for proton therapy
The Beam: Janice Kim speaks about breast cancer, meet our new doctor, healthy fall foods
Our expert weighs in on breast cancer, we introduce our new physician, T. Martin Ma, MD, PhD, and showcase healthy food for fall.
Early clinical trial highlights cancer vaccines as potential affordable, safe and effective breast cancer treatment
From the Cancer Vaccine Institute, University of Washington, and the Cancer Consortium Breast & Ovary Cancers Program
Un ensayo clínico inicial destaca las vacunas contra el cáncer como posible tratamiento asequible, seguro y eficaz contra el cáncer de mama
Del Cancer Vaccine Institute [Instituto de Vacunas contra el Cáncer], la Universidad de Washington y del Cancer Consortium Breast & Ovary Cancers Program [Programa de Cáncer de Mama y Ovario del Consorcio del Cáncer].
Tina Christian-Lenson: Being proactive with her own patient care
Because the tumor was near her heart, Tina chose proton therapy.