Targeted therapies associated with increased risk for and incidence of thrombosis in the treatment of breast cancer
Prof Helleday talks to ecancer at the IMProving care And Knowledge through Translational research (IMPAKT) meeting in Brussels, May 2012, about novel therapies for triple negative breast cancer including the use of 6-mercaptopurine, previously not used in this group of patients.
The plan is to tackle cells which have been resistant to cisplatin or PARP inhibitors; Prof Helleday discusses studies underway.
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Targeted therapies associated with increased risk for and incidence of thrombosis in the treatment of breast cancer
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