00:00 - Introduction - Approaches to Prevent Breast Cancer Recurrence
02:52- Why do breast cancers relapse?
05:52- Dormant cells as potential targets for developing therapies to prevent recurrence
10:07- Alternative approaches under investigation to prevent breast cancer recurrence
12:28- How can breast cancer patients lower their risk of recurrence?
17:22- Importance of participating in clinical trials and best ways to find relevant trials
24:37- Do people of color have a disproportionately high incidence of breast cancer recurrence?
29:16- How can breast cancer advocates mentor newly diagnosed patients on their journey?
Breast cancer recurrence, often occurring years after initial treatment, poses a significant challenge to patients and caregivers. Dormant tumor cells, also known as ‘sleeper cells,’ persist in the body after treatment and may reactivate to cause recurrence. Predicting recurrence remains elusive, leaving indefinite treatment as the only option for relapsed patients. However, recent research suggests a promising approach - that is - targeting dormant tumor cells before they can trigger recurrence. We are talking to Dr. Angela DeMichele of the University of Pennsylvania to understand in depth about why breast cancers recur and learn about approaches being investigated to prevent relapse. Dr. DeMichele is leading a project to develop targeted therapies to prevent recurrence.
This talk has been created by CureTalks.com, in association with University of Pennsylvania to facilitate discussions for solutions, with a mission to heal the world through information and sharing of knowledge. At CureTalks we discuss groundbreaking medical research including a wide range of medical, health, and wellness issues, bringing together the doctors, researchers and patients on the same platform.
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