Hepatotoxicity with KRASG12C Inhibitors in NSCLC

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Dr Narjust Florez discusses the hepatoxicity associated with KRAS G12C inhibitors, noting both adagrasib and sotorasib pose liver damage risks, but real-world data suggests adagrasib may have a lower risk; she emphases the importance of considering other causes of hepatoxicity before attributing it solely to these therapies.

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