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ESMO’s New Focus on Cancer Prevention

During ESMO 2022 in Paris, John Whyte, chief medical officer at WebMD was joined by Fabrice André, MD, PhD, Chair of the scientific committee at the European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO),...

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Takeda’s Exkivity receives NICE recommendation for rare form of lung cancer

Patients with EGFR Exon20ins+ NSCLC make up approximately 2% of NSCLC cases

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AstraZeneca receives CHMP recommendations for Imfinzi, Enhertu and Lynparza

The treatments are for use in prostate, biliary tract and advanced gastric cancer

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New T-cell study demonstrates ‘powerful’ potential for tailored cancer medicine

The results were published in a peer-reviewed paper in Nature

ESMO Patient Centricity Highlights from Dr. Whyte

During #ESMO22 we brought together a panel of world-renowned experts, including WebMD CMO John Whyte, Professor Nadia Harbeck, MD, PhD, Lesley Fallowfield DBE, and Steve Clark, patient advocate and campaigns ambassador, Cancer Research UK (CRUK), volunteer...

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Regeneron’s Libtayo combination granted FDA approval for non-small-cell lung cancer

The decision was based on superior survival outcomes of Libtayo plus chemotherapy

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Merck’s Keytruda receives NICE recommendation as breast cancer treatment option

Patients will now be able to access immunotherapy at an earlier stage in their treatment journey

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Pfizer’s multiple myeloma treatment granted FDA Breakthrough Therapy Designation

Elranatamab-treated patients achieved an overall response rate of 61% in a phase 2 trial

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NHS reports rise in prostate cancer treatments in England

Prostate Cancer UK’s risk checker has been used over a million times since its launch in February

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AbbVie submits application for lymphoma therapy epcoritamab to EMA

Phase 2 trial showed an overall response rate of 63% and a complete response rate of 39%

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ICR study reveals how cancers can evolve without relying on DNA mutations

The researchers found that epigenetic changes play a key role in how cancers adapt and evolve

Springer Nature Oncologists survey report 202

[Free Report] The What, How, and When of creating content for oncologists

Create content marketing that really engages healthcare professionals.

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