Matthew Kurian, MD

@matthewkurianmd.bsky.social

Breast & Genitourinary Oncology at StElizabethNKY | Case Western Alum | Executive Board KYSCO | ASCOTECAG | cancerGRACE | Columnist at ASCO Connection | AI Enthusiast

Wow! Median PFS was 44.3 months for pts treated with IBRANCE in combination with HP and endocrine therapy, and 29.1 months (95% CI: 23.3-38.6) for patients treated with HP and endocrine therapy alone [HR: 0.74 (95% CI, 0.58-0.94); p= 0.0074]. 44 month first-line PFS! @oncbrothers.bsky.social #SABCS

Erika Hamilton MD, FASCO@erikahamilton9.bsky.social · 2y ago

Wow, PATINA shows 15 month improved PFS in 1st line HER-2 when palbociclib is added to ET +HER-2 antibodies in maintenance 1st line setting after chemo induction. 👏 #bcsm #SABCS24 @sabcs.bsky.social @oncoalert.bsky.social www.businesswire.com/news/home/20...

Good to see more and more organizations in alignment with starting at 40. Key point also is that everyone should be getting a breast cancer risk assessment starting at age 25 and reassessing periodically after to see if they are high risk and need earlier screening w additional modalities.

Gil Morgan MD@weoncologists.bsky.social · 2y ago

ACOG recommends starting mammography at age 40 for those at average breast cancer risk, due to a 2% annual increase in cases among women aged 40-49 from 2015 to 2019 #BreastCancer

Only 3 weeks to #SABCS24, a meeting that promises to significantly impact the way we treat breast cancer. It will feature phase 3 data with novel SERDs, novel ADCs, immunotherapy, ctDNA monitoring, important biomarker analyses & so much more. Here’s my top 10 abstracts list— see you in San Antonio!

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