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ctDNA clearance and outcomes for resectable lung cancer from NeoCOAST-2.

Oct 2026 · Nature · 0 citations
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Findings suggest combined assessment of ctDNA clearance and pCR may improve risk stratification, and that the numerically highest pCR4 and EFS rates with the Dato-DXd combination warrant further evaluation.

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