#triple-negative breast cancer

Study Points Immune System at Triple-Negative Breast Cancer

First-line treatment with immunotherapy and a chemotherapy regimen extended progression-free survival by 35%.

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Adding Tecentriq to a three-drug chemotherapy regimen increases odds of remission of early-stage triple-negative breast cancer.

The honeybee’s sting contains a compound that kills hard-to-treat breast cancer cells quickly.

The antibody-drug conjugate nearly doubled survival time for people with triple-negative breast cancer.

Keytruda plus chemotherapy reduced the risk of disease progression or death by 35% compared with chemotherapy alone in certain people.

Keytruda plus chemotherapy reduced the risk of disease progression or death by 35% compared with chemotherapy alone in certain people.

Anne Boyer, a poet and essayist, writes about her experience with triple-negative breast cancer in “The Undying.”

Keytruda improves response rates for hard-to-treat breast cancer, but Tecentriq falls short.

A study looked at circulating tumor DNA as a biomarker for health outcomes among women with triple-negative breast cancer.

Adding immunotherapy to preoperative chemotherapy increased the likelihood of complete remission.

When therapist Clare Reed, of Dublin, was diagnosed with breast cancer, she used her therapeutic skills to change her own life.

“Don’t eat me” proteins are “like invisibility cloaks for the cancer,” preventing white blood cells from detecting and devouring tum...