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I recently posted about an organization wanting to recruit patients to do an ethnographic study for a pharmaceutical company of people living with HER2+ MBC.

The company is MacroGenics. They are conducting a Phase III clinical trial of margetumixmab. SOPHIA started in 2015 for MBC HER2+ patients. It compares that drug plus chemotherapy to Herceptin plus chemotherapy in third-line patients.

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Hi

I am looking to get my sis enrolled for MTNBC clinical trial. Can someone please help me.

Thank you

Harry

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