Hope Rugo: A New Chapter in Metastatic Breast Cancer Treatment with Palbociclib
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Hope Rugo: A New Chapter in Metastatic Breast Cancer Treatment with Palbociclib

Hope Rugo, Professor of Medicine and Director of the Breast Oncology Clinical Trials Program at the University of California at San Francisco, shared a post by ESMO Open on X, adding:

“So excited to see this data published! Congrats to Saya Jacob, Geoff Shapiro and our amazing collaborators at DFCI and TBCRC!”

Quoting ESMO Open‘s post:

TBCRC 035: randomized ph II pharmacodynamic study of standard and reduced-dose palbociclib with ET in HR+ previously treated metastatic BC in ESMO Open.

Lower dose of palbociclib may reduce severe neutropenia without compromising molecular response.”

Title: TBCRC 035: randomized phase II pharmacodynamic study of standard and reduced-dose palbociclib with endocrine therapy in hormone receptor (HR)-positive previously treated metastatic breast cancer

Authors: S. Jacob, E.L. Mayer, N. Kacik, A.M. Storniolo, C. Isaacs, I. Mayer, V. Stearns, R. Nanda, J. Nangia, A.J. Chien, M. Moasser, M. Melisko, C. Wabl, A. Muzikansky, J. Geradts, D.A. Dillon, B.H. Park, I. Krop, A.C. Wolff, B. Kochupurakkal, G.I. Shapiro, H.S. Rugo

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