SABCS 2020 Recap - Exciting New Therapies!

[Bestbird]

As many are aware, the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium (SABCS) 2020 was held virtually this year. There were several presentations about promising treatments for people with MBC, which are presented in my conference recap.

Two of the most encouraging drugs are Tesetaxel, an oral version of intravenous chemotherapy taxanes for which a New Drug Application is expected to be submitted this year, and the oral immunotherapy drug Eganelisib that is being studied among TNBC MBC patients with promising results!

Information from the SABCS 2020 recap has been incorporated in a comprehensive paperback and eBook entitled, “The Insider’s Guide to Metastatic Breast Cancer,” which is also available as a complimentary .pdf. The Guide includes material about approved MBC therapies in the US, Canada, Europe and Australia, symptom and side effect mitigation, cutting-edge research, and more. If you like the way the SABCS information is presented and want to start the New Year armed with science-based MBC information, please visit insidersguidembc.com/

To access the SABCS 2020 recap, please visit: insidersguidembc.com/sabcs

Thank you, and happy New Year!

Anne

[Hidden]

Thank you Anne. It is always good to hear from you - keeping us on the pulse with the latest advances. I will definitely have a read.Happy New Year

Clare x

[Bestbird in reply to Hidden]

BellaE, you are most welcome!

[Hidden]

Hi Anne,

Thank you for all your hard work in keeping us updated with the latest metastatic breast cancer developments. Your help and support is invaluable.

Thanks again,

Sophie

[Bestbird in reply to Hidden]

Sophie, my pleasure!

Wishing you a good year!

[AuntyJane]

Anne...sincere thanks for posting and sharing this valuable and helpful info! Wishing you a wonderful 2021🌈

[Bestbird in reply to AuntyJane]

AuntyJane, thank you for your kind words! And wishing you a good year!

[LibraryGeek]

Thanks for this, Anne- as always your expertise and generous sharing of your knowledge is much appreciated, and gives us all hope.Happy New Year.

Jackie x

[Bestbird in reply to LibraryGeek]

Jackie, Thank you! And a good year to you as well!

[Rhwright12]

Thank U! Your book is on my ottoman! ❤️

[Bestbird in reply to Rhwright12]

A great place to kick back for a read!

[Bestbird in reply to Rhwright12]

Rhwright12, if you haven't already done so, might I ask you to write a review on Amazon if you're so inclined? There is absolutely no obligation to do so! With appreciation, Anne

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[hurricaneheather]

thank you! SABCS is on my "get to" list. this post eliminates my search though the SHARE Cancer Support and Living Beyond Breast Cancer emails, for the content.

[Bestbird in reply to hurricaneheather]

hctrojan, glad to hear it's saving you some time!

[Sunnydrinking]

Hi Anne

Thanks so much for sharing this information.

Your extremely helpful book is always by my side and I refer to it regularly.

I’m hoping my current treatment, Xeloda is successful 🤞

Very best wishes for 2021.

Jo x

[Bestbird in reply to Sunnydrinking]

Jo, hoping you have stellar results on Xeloda, as well as an excellent year!

[Hidden]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and making your information so readily available to us . And easy to understand.

[Bestbird in reply to Hidden]

Flower, thank you! Too often when patients are offered information, it's in the original, long, and somewhat difficult-to-understand format. I think the well-intended people who forward the material do not fully understand that patients are tired, may have cognitive issues, suffer pain, etc. - all of which make it challenging to sit through an hour-long presentation or multi-page scientific article in the hopes of gleaning kernels of useful information. I try to spare us from that effort! : )

[Hidden]

And you do a great job of it .

[blms]

Thanks for making this easier to access

[RLN-overcomer]

Yessss Sister/warrior I thank you for this important information, especially for the sister/warrior's diagnosed with TNBC. My girlfriend who passed away 2 months ago was asked a year ago to take a similar drug that was in another trial phase. This drug was a cousin of the Immuno-therapy drug Eganelsib. She refused taking it, because there wasn't any information on it. at the time. After having 3 recurrences of cancer in a 7 year period. my warrior/sister/friend went to Heaven due to Covid -19, and I am sure this stage IV last cancer diagnosis didn't help. I do thank GOD that she didn't have long suffering. May GOD bless us all amen! XoXo

[Bestbird in reply to RLN-overcomer]

So sorry for the loss of your friend, and hoping there will be an ever-increasing amount of options for those with TNBC and other MBC subtypes. Best wishes to you for a good year!

[RLN-overcomer in reply to Bestbird]

Thank you. I spoke to her daughter today. She is still having a difficult time, especially during the 2020-2021 holiday season. I am glad I got to experience some funny moments as we talked.

[Bestbird]

Hopefully the good memories will help.

With good wishes.