What is Stable Disease and How is it Monitored?
Stable disease means your treatments are causing your tumor(s) to either not grow or shrink while no new tumors are developing. If you have stable disease, you...
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As a person living with MBC, you have a healthcare team and may sometimes need to make changes to the people on your team. What considerations should you have in...
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Participating in a clinical trial is a process that involves many steps. Click the links below to learn about what to expect while participating in a clinical...
Read MoreMetastatic Trial Search Featured in Clinical Trials Webinar
On January 9th, 2023, our partner, the Dr. Susan Love Foundation for Breast Cancer Research, hosted a clinical trials webinar featuring our very own Susan Colen,...
Read MoreBiomarkers to Guide MBC Treatment Decisions: ESR1, PALB2, TROP2, HRD, ctDNA, and CTCs
A biomarker is a gene, protein, or molecule produced by the body or tumor in a person with cancer that tells a doctor something about the cancer cells. MBC...
Read MoreI Found a Trial I’m Interested In. What’s Next?
Once you have found a clinical trial that interests you, you may be wondering what to do next. Click the links below for information about steps to take when...
Read MoreDoes My Health Insurance Cover the Costs of Participating in a Clinical Trial?
If you enroll in a clinical trial, some costs will be covered by the clinical trial sponsor (the organization that runs and pays for the trial), and other costs...
Read MoreNew Announcement: Metastatic Trial Search is Mobile-Friendly!
We have an exciting announcement: Metastatic Trial Search is now fully mobile-friendly and has a new look! Visit Metastatic Trial Search on any device to find a...
Read MoreBiomarkers to Guide MBC Treatment Decisions: dMMR/MSI-H, TMB, and NTRK Fusion
A biomarker is a gene, protein, or molecule produced by the body or tumor in a person with cancer that tells a doctor something about the cancer cells. MBC...
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