Breast cancer drug drastically increased survival for patients with just months to live
A new drug therapy for breast cancer helped stop tumours from growing for twice as long as traditional chemotherapy, adding months to patients' lives.
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A new drug therapy for breast cancer helped stop tumours from growing for twice as long as traditional chemotherapy, adding months to patients' lives.
For some patients with metastatic tumors not significantly affected by other forms of chemotherapy, the treatment halted their cancer’s growth.
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute is launching a year-long celebration of its 75 th anniversary to highlight its history and progress in cancer care and transformative cancer research.
In an online poll over use of chemotherapy for premenopausal patients with early breast cancer, votes were split without consensus; debate on this issue continues.
Newly discovered genetic marker identifies patients who will best respond to specific chemotherapies.