Expert Video - What is the importance of combination therapies for BRAF?
Dr. Robert Winn, an expert on cancer mutations, explains the importance of combination therapies for BRAF mutations in non-small-cell lung cancer. BRAF mutations are targeted with combination, or two-drug, therapy. He explains how using more than one drug can be more effective at treating non-small-cell lung cancer and how this approach applies to other mutations as well.
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Animation - Targeted Therapy in NSCLC
Slide Show - Targeted Therapy in NSCLC
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What is targeted therapy for lung cancer?
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What targeted therapies are used for people with the EGFR mutation?
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What targeted therapies are used for people with the ALK mutation?
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What targeted therapies are used for people with the ROS1 mutation?
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What is the importance of combination therapies for BRAF?
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What is the future of combination therapy for lung cancer?
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Can biomarker testing help identify clinical trial opportunities for me?
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How can communities of color increase their participation in clinical trials?
