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Oncology Research Review, Issue 88

Oncology Research Review, Issue 88

In this issue:

Larotrectinib efficacious for TRK fusion-positive solid tumours
CheckMate 77T: Perioperative nivolumab prolongs EFS in NSCLC
Subcutaneous atezolizumab preferred by patients with NSCLC
Triplet neoadjuvant chemotherapy boosts survival in oesophageal cancer
Benefit with adjuvant immunotherapy in MIBC
Neoadjuvant therapy in HER2 (3+) vs HER2 (2+)/ISH+ early-stage breast cancer
AMEERA-5 trial of front-line SERD + palbociclib for ER+ breast cancer terminated
Methylphenidate does not relieve cancer-related fatigue
Chemotherapy backbone options for definitive chemoradiotherapy of inoperable ESCC
IMpassion132: no survival benefit to immunotherapy in early relapsing TNBC

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Gregory-Gaughran

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Dr Gregory Gaughran

Dr Gaughran is a medical oncologist practising at Geelong and Box Hill hospital as well as having research appointments in Genomics at Monash/Alfred Health and UNSW. He also works as a cancer genomicist at OMICO/CASP in addition to being an MPH candidate in the biostats/genomics pathway.

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