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A Cambridge study shows a new treatment achieving 100% survival in aggressive breast cancer patients with BRCA mutations.
A new study from Cambridge shows a groundbreaking treatment for patients with aggressive, inherited breast cancers linked to BRCA1 and BRCA2 gene mutations.
The trial treated patients with chemotherapy followed by the drug olaparib before surgery, resulting in a 100% survival rate three years post-surgery.
The study also found that a 48-hour gap between treatments improved outcomes.
Researchers plan a larger multinational trial to confirm these findings, which could change clinical practices for over 1,200 patients annually in the UK.
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Un estudio de Cambridge muestra un nuevo tratamiento que logra un 100% de supervivencia en pacientes con cáncer de mama agresivo con mutaciones BRCA.