Are There Different Ways to Receive MBC Drugs? - Metastatic Breast Cancer Trial Talk

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Medications for MBC can be given by mouth, by IV, by injection under the skin (also called subcutaneous), or by injection into the muscle (also called intramuscular). The way that you receive your medications can affect how well they work. Sometimes researchers find that two ways of giving a drug work equally well against cancer, but one method is more convenient for patients.

Read below to learn how researchers are studying different ways that people with MBC can receive their cancer medications.

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Last Modified on May 1, 2025

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