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HER2 in Gynecologic Cancers—Why It Matters

In certain cancers, HER2 becomes overexpressed or uncontrolled, driving tumors to develop quickly.  As our understanding of HER2 and its role deepens, its relevance across endometrial, ovarian and other gynecologic tumors has become…

 

Illustration of the female reproductive system with highlighted areas indicating cancer sites, alongside the text ‘Treatment Innovations in Gynecologic Cancers

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