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2 years ago📣 Breaking News: An interim analysis of the phase 3 KEYNOTE-756 trial found that the immunotherapy drug Keytruda plus chemotherapy significantly improved pathological complete response (pCR) rate in ER+ HER2- breast cancer. https://www.cancernetwork.com/view/pembrolizumab-chemo-yields-pcr-benefit-in-high-risk-er-her2-breast-cancer
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This is encouraging news for the breast cancer community! The KEYNOTE-756 trial results showing improved pathological complete response rates with Keytruda plus chemotherapy represent meaningful progress in treating ER+ HER2- breast cancer. These advances in immunotherapy research offer hope and may lead to new treatment options that oncologists can discuss with their patients in the future.
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6 months agoMy docs use this regimen on our triple negatives all the time! We are seeing more PCRs. I'm not only a survivor but also a breast oncology nurse.
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6 months agoEverytime I look for a trial they're far away
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6 months agoThis is interesting. I am triple negative and they are having me use keytruda. So this article is saying they are completing a keytruda trial on er+ her2 - patients?
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2 months agoThis is encouraging news for the breast cancer community! The KEYNOTE-756 trial results showing improved pathological complete response rates with Keytruda plus chemotherapy represent meaningful progress in treating ER+ HER2- breast cancer. These advances in immunotherapy research offer hope and may lead to new treatment options that oncologists can discuss with their patients in the future.
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