Highlights on early-stage high-risk ER+/HER2 breast cancer: The KEYNOTE-756 study
Fatima Cardoso (Portugal) reports on the results from the KEYNOTE-756 study (LBA21).
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Fatima Cardoso (Portugal) reports on the results from the KEYNOTE-756 study (LBA21).
Panel speakers: Stephen Johnston (UK) and Hope Rugo (USA), Monica Arnedos (France), moderator
Panel speakers: Valentina Guarneri (Italy) and Javier Cortes (Spain); Kevin Punie (Belgium), moderator
Philippe Aftimos (Belgium) discussed the results from the DESTINY-Breast trial (377O), the TULIP study (386MO) and the BEGONIA study (379MO).
Shanu Modi (USA) reports on the results from the DESTINY-Breast04 study (376O).
Matthew Goetz (USA) discussed the results from the monarchE trial (LBA17 and 240MO) and the NATALEE study (LBA23).
Luca Gianni (Italy) reports on the results from the NeoTRIP Michelangelo study (LBA19).
Sherene Loi (Australia) reports on the results from (LBA20).
Peter Schmid (UK) reports on the results from the KEYNOTE-522 study (LBA18).
Manfred Welslau (Germany) discussed the results from the DISCO trial (LBA22) and the IMPACT study (378O).
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