Precision Medicine in Breast Cancer

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Virtual replication of the NeoSphere trial using SimBioSys TumorScope: Associating standard of care data with clinical outcomes in HER2 positive breast cancer patients to garnish novel insights in silico

Background: Clinical trials can be logistically burdensome, financially expensive, and potentially detrimental to patient outcomes. The NeoSphere study, which investigated the efficacy of docetaxel (T), pertuzumab (P), and trastuzumab (H) in combination with one another, was performed recently over an…