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Part 2 of 3 Series - Why “wait and watch” misses early recurrence—and how blood tests can catch it sooner or stop recurrence 

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Episode Description:

🔬 What You’ll Learn In This Video:

• Why cancer treatment often starts in the wrong order 
•  The role of genomics and biomarker testing in treatment decisions 
•  Why targeted therapy and immunotherapy may be more effective early 
•  How chemotherapy is often overused upfront 
•  Why some treatments have no chance of working for certain patients 
•  The problem with matching drugs to cancer type instead of mutations 
•  How better sequencing can improve outcomes and reduce side effects 
•  Why early decisions in cancer care matter most 

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Reliance on any information provided by Dr. Jay Chaplin or Elevating Cancer Treatment is solely at your own risk. Dr. Jay Chaplin is a scientist and drug developer, not a medical doctor providing patient care. The content presented here reflects general scientific understanding and research, and may not be applicable to your individual health circumstances. Individual medical conditions and treatments vary, and no two situations are exactly alike.
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