Advancements in Oncology: Today's Data for Tomorrow's Practice
An Oncology Brothers Event
Review exclusive coverage of Advancement in Oncology: Today’s Data for Tomorrow’s Practice, held at theWit Chicago on June 1, featuring breakthrough data on genitourinary cancers and expert insights from Karine Tawagi, MD, assistant professor of clinical medicine at the University of Illinois Chicago. This first event co-hosted by the Oncology Brothers and Mashup Media aims to bridge the gap between research and practice for community oncologists.
Dr. Tawagi considers how "favorable" and "very favorable" risk alters her approach to patient management for aRCC.
Dr. Tawagi opines on whether the high rates of crossover in the PSMAfore control arm limit the applicability of the results.
Dr. Tawagi provides an update as to when SG or chemotherapy should be preferred for patients who do not respond to EV/pembro.
Dr. Tawagi describes how she is using ctDNA in her practice in the EV/pembro setting, and how frequently she is ordering it.
Dr. Tawagi explains the treatment options available for patients with metastatic bladder cancer who already have neuropathy.
Dr. Tawagi shares how she counsels patients with metastatic UC, including whether she always recommends EV/pembro.
The discussion focused on advanced and metastatic stages of RCC, shedding light on current practices in clinics.
Dr. Karine Tawagi focused this part of her discussion on 177Lu-PSMA-617 and the PSMAfore trial updates.
How can clinical tools like circulating tumor DNA inform bladder cancer treatment adjustments and transitions?
Dr. Tawagi delved into the latest developments in bladder cancer treatment, beginning with the presentation of EV-302.
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