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An Argument Against Earlier Novel Endocrine Backbones for Breast Cancer

Shipra Gandhi, MD
03/27/2025


Shipra Gandhi, MD, Winship Cancer Institute at Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, lays out the argument against using novel endocrine backbones in earlier lines for patients with breast cancer.

Dr Seth Wander makes the opposing argument here.

Transcript to come.

Source:

Gandhi S. Novel Endocrine Backbones in Breast Cancer: Should We Move Them into Earlier Lines of Therapy? – No. Presented at 2025 Great Debates in Solid Tumors. March 22-23, 2025; New York, NY.

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