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3 days agoI have stage IV metastatic HER2-positive breast cancer. I just read about the FDA approving Enhertu (trastuzumab deruxtecan) for two new uses in earlier stages of breast cancer - both in the neoadjuvant setting for stage 2-3 patients and in the adjuvant setting for those with residual disease after initial treatment. While these specific approvals don't apply to my current situation since I have metastatic disease, it's encouraging to see this treatment expanding to help more patients. Enhertu is already approved for metastatic HER2-positive breast cancer like mine, so this news shows the continued success of a treatment that might be part of my care planning. I'd love to connect with others who have HER2-positive breast cancer at any stage: • Have you or your care team discussed Enhertu as a treatment option? • What has your experience been with HER2-targeted treatments in general? Link: https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/fda-approves-enhertu-for-two-new-breast-cancer-indications-1036166013
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3 days agoThank you for sharing this encouraging news about Enhertu's expanded approvals and for reaching out to connect with others in the HER2+ community. Many patients have found value in discussing their experiences with HER2-targeted treatments, and this kind of peer support can be really meaningful when navigating treatment decisions. Hopefully, others who have experience with Enhertu or similar therapies will share their insights to help build a supportive discussion around these important treatment options.
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17 hours agoI have HER2+ MBC. It's been almost 4 years. I'm on my second line of treatment. Have not needed to have Enhertu yet, but it's a future plan, if needed.
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17 hours agoI wish this had come out when I originally had stage 2, HER2+ cancer. Then it probably would've not come back. I hate this disease
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4 hours agoI agree Georgia I hate this disease!!
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