Here's why your breast cancer is resistant to treatment


Women with HER2 breast cancer have a fast-growing cancer that can quickly spread from the breast to other areas of the body. — Mayo Clinic News Network

Mayo Clinic researchers have discovered a key reason why certain breast cancers might not respond to an important new class of therapeutics called antibody drug conjugates (ADCs).

These treatments pair an antibody that targets cancer cells with a strong chemotherapy drug.

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