💡 *What does the FDA’s latest approval mean for patients with advanced breast cancer?*
Datopotamab deruxtecan (Datroway) has just been approved for treating unresectable or metastatic HR-positive, HER2-negative breast cancer, offering new hope for patients who have already undergone multiple therapies. This breakthrough, stemming from the TROPION-Breast01 trial, showcases significant improvements in progression-free survival rates—a vital advancement in cancer care.

Curious about the implications of this treatment for both healthcare providers and patients? Dive into the full article to learn more!

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🔍 Are surrogate endpoints the key to shaping the future of health technology assessment?

A new report led by NICE reveals standardized guidance for using surrogate endpoints in health economic models, providing clarity and validation tools for HTA decisions. This collaborative effort across multiple global agencies aims to enhance predictions of long-term health benefits from short-term data.

Jump into the article to explore these impactful insights and learn how this guidance is set to improve health technology evaluations!

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🌍 Did you know South African women living with HIV face a significantly higher risk of cervical cancer?

Our latest article looks into the perspectives of women and their partners regarding innovative cervical cancer prevention strategies, including the acceptability of the intravaginal 5-fluorouracil (5FU) treatment. It highlights the critical role of education and counseling in improving screening uptake and treatment adherence.

Explore how we can enhance cervical health for vulnerable populations!

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