Dr. Debu Tripathy on Ribociclib Plus Hormone Therapy for Breast Cancer Patients

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Cancer Network spoke with Debu Tripathy, MD, Chair of Breast Medical Oncology at MD Anderson Cancer Center, on how ribociclib plus hormone therapy extends survival for patients with premenopausal advanced HR-positive breast cancer.

Cancer Network spoke with Debu Tripathy, MD, Chair of Breast Medical Oncology at MD Anderson Cancer Center, on how ribociclib plus hormone therapy extends survival for patients with premenopausal advanced HR-positive breast cancer.

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