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Breast Cancer Practice Review Issue 4

Breast Cancer Practice Review Issue 4

In this issue:

NCCN Breast Cancer guideline refresh (v1.2026, January 2026)
St Gallen BC consensus: Individualising therapy for early BC
ESMO Living Guideline: mBC—updated systemic treatment recommendations
PBS co-payment reduction
Trazimera shortage listing
TGA: Section 19A import/supply approval for Paclitaxel during shortage
NZ: Pharmac funds SC Phesgo® for HER2+ mBC
FDA late-2025 oncology approvals: ADC label expansions
Registry-listed study of contrast-enhanced mammography
ESMO Breast Cancer 2026: Registration open (early deadline 26 February 2026)
ASCO Annual Meeting 2026: Early registration deadline
Conferences, Workshops, CPD
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Hilary-Martin

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Dr Hilary Martin

Dr Hilary Martin, is a medical oncologist at Fiona Stanley Hospital Perth subspecialising in breast cancer. Her initial oncology training was undertaken in South Australia. She subsequently worked as a breast unit fellow at the Royal Marsden Hospital, London, and also as a clinical fellow at Royal Perth Hospital. She has a Masters of Public […]

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