Highlights

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    Recent findings in luminal breast cancer

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    Why breast cancer becomes hormone-independent and lethal

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    Review of genomics studies in breast cancer, and developments in prognoses

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    Role of clonal diversity, higher mutational loads and perspectives from endocrine therapy

Summary

A summary of recent findings in luminal breast cancer, and why breast cancer becomes hormone-independent and lethal. Includes a review of genomics studies in breast cancer, developments in prognoses, clonal diversity, higher mutational loads, and perspectives from endocrine therapy.

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Interviewee

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Matthew J. Ellis

MB, BChir, BSc, PhD

Houston, Texas

Professor / Director, Lester and Sue Smith Breast Center – Administrative, Oncology/Medicine and MCB, McNair Scholar, Associate Director

Interviewer

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Antoine Abugaber

Niagara Falls, Ontario

While in the Medical Department in large Pharma he held the positions of; Director of Clinical Operations, International Clinical Research and Develop...

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