Cancers
Determinants of HER2-Targeted Therapy Use in Metastatic HR-/HER2+ Breast Cancer
Ajjawi I, Rios A, Wei W, Park TS, Lustberg MB.
This study was designed to investigate HER2-targeted therapy use among patients with metastatic HR-/HER2+ breast cancer based on clinical, sociodemographic, and facility-related determinants. These results demonstrate the importance of addressing barriers related to sociodemographics and facilities to ensure both equitable treatment and improved outcomes for all patients.
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