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    Adnan F. Danish, MD, discusses current unmet needs in the treatment of patients with stage IV lung and bone cancers, the benefits SCINTIX technology can provide for these patients, and how John Theurer Cancer Center plans to use this technology to improve patient outcomes and support further radiation therapy research.

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    • Adnan F. Danish, MD, discusses current unmet needs in the treatment of patients with stage IV lung and bone cancers and the benefits SCINTIX technology can provide for these patients. @HMHNewJersey @sjh_nj #lcsm #oncology https://t.co/riGigKU1Jz

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    Michael J. Birrer, MD, PhD, highlights the effect of improved molecular characterization in endometrial cancer, the clinical significance of the KEYNOTE-775 trial, and recent changes in the frontline treatment landscape in advanced endometrial cancer.

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    • Single-agent and/or combination immunotherapy approaches continue to reign supreme in the treatment of patients with endometrial cancer; recent trials have reinforced their role in the first and second lines. @uamscancer #OncLiveIPC #gyncsm https://t.co/oJCOLTevgW https://t.co/2i6do3y695

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    Dr Lunning sits down with Jeremy Abramson, MD, to discuss treatment options for patients with LBCL following relapse on their initial therapies, the potential role of surveillance imaging in certain subsets of this population, and the challenging differences that arise when treating patients with cellular therapy in clinical trials vs in the real-world setting.

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    • In this episode of #OncLiveOnAir, @lymphomaphilia & Jeremy Abramson, MD, discuss treatment options for patients with LBCL following relapse on their initial therapies & challenges that arise in clinical trials vs in the real-world setting. #lymsm https://t.co/9EUlkybeQl https://t.co/nr1GmETcuU

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    Enhanced antitumor activity was shown with the addition of the PARP inhibitor olaparib to the radioligand lutetium Lu 177 vipivotide tetraxetan in patients with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer.

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    • Early findings from the phase 1 LuPARP study show that olaparib plus the radioligand lutetium Lu 177 vipivotide tetraxetan produced a PSA response rate of at least 50% in 66% of patients with mCRPC. @SandhuShahneen @PeterMacCC #pcsm https://t.co/y2RO7jB0LG https://t.co/LBTvn4xzEn