
Opinion|Videos|March 13, 2025
Managing Oral Treatments and Patient Support Strategies in HER2+ mBC: Multidisciplinary Perspectives
Key opinion leaders discuss patient experiences with an oral chemotherapy regimen, highlighting benefits like treatment autonomy, challenges such as pill burden and gastrointestinal toxicities, and the importance of proactive side effect management and patient education.
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