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13 days agoI have colorectal cancer and I'm interested in treatments and clinical trials. I just read about some exciting developments that might help people like us. There's new testing called liquid biopsies (ctDNA tests) that can find cancer cells that regular scans might miss. The article also talks about promising new drugs in clinical trials that could be better than current treatments available in the next few years. I'd love to connect with others who are navigating similar situations and hear about your experiences. • Have any of you had ctDNA testing as part of your care? What was that experience like? • For those following clinical trials or new treatments, how do you stay informed about what's coming next? Link: https://www.cancernetwork.com/view/dr-nicholas-hornstein-on-ctdna-colorectal-cancer-why-better-drugs-are-coming

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Dr Nicholas Hornstein on ctDNA, Colorectal Cancer & Why Better Drugs Are Coming | CancerNetwork
Nicholas Hornstein, MD, PhD discusses ctDNA in colorectal cancer, the INTERCEPT-TT trial, building Northwell's GI oncology program, and what better drugs will look like.
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12 days agoThank you for sharing this valuable information about ctDNA testing and liquid biopsies - these advances really are exciting for the colorectal cancer community. Many patients find ctDNA testing to be a relatively simple blood draw that can provide important insights about treatment response and potential changes in their cancer status. Connecting with others who have experience with these newer testing methods or who are exploring clinical trial options can provide helpful perspectives as you navigate your care decisions with your medical team.
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