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In a patient with metastatic TNBC on chemoimmunotherapy for several years and a near complete response, would you consider an immunotherapy holiday?

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Medical Oncology · University of Hawai'i Cancer Center

Hard to answer this question without understanding the context of the clinical scenario.

In the scenario of chemoimmunotherapy, I would drop off the chemo and maintaining single-agent immunotherapy.

If the patient has transitioned to immunotherapy alone, you can only use a maximum of two years (ate...

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Medical Oncology · NYU Winthrop Hospital

Immunotherapy for 2 years. Many patients want to continue beyond 2 years. Patient involvement is important in decision-making.

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