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Oscar Tahuahua: Evidence-Based De-Escalation Is Safe and Effective in Early Breast Cancer
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Jun 28, 2025, 05:01

Oscar Tahuahua: Evidence-Based De-Escalation Is Safe and Effective in Early Breast Cancer

Oscar Tahuahua, Medical Oncology Fellow at the National Cancer Institute of Mexico, shared a post on X about a paper by Icro Meattini et al. published in ASCO Educational Book:

“Multimodal De-Escalation in Early Breast Cancer 2025.
Evidence-based De-escalation is safe and effective; with thoughtful coordination, treatment burden can be reduced without compromising outcomes.”

Title: Multimodal De-Escalation Strategies in Early Breast Cancer

Authors: Icro Meattini, Ana Tecic Vuger, Carlotta Becherini, Eliza J. Epstein, John P. Garcia, Elizabeth R. Berger, Nadia Harbeck.

Oscar Tahuahua: Evidence-Based De-Escalation Is Safe and Effective in Early Breast Cancer

You can read the Full Article in ASCO Educational Book.

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