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Cancer Treatment Works Better When You Do This First (Most Don't)
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Part 1 of 3 Series - Most cancer treatment skips a critical step. Here’s what should happen first. #biomarkers #genomics #chemotherapy
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Episode Description:
There’s something about cancer treatment that doesn’t make a lot of sense…
The most targeted, precise therapies we have? Often saved for later.
And the most aggressive, broad treatments? Used first.
But what if that’s backwards?
This breakdown walks through:
• why this happens
• what genomics and biomarkers are actually for
• and how treatment decisions could look very different
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