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02-11-2023 | Thyroid Cancer | Expert Interview | Article

ESMO 2023: A new option for thyroid cancer

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Dr. Shreeya Nanda
Senior Clinical Content Manager, Springer Medicine

Dr. Laura Locati comments on the LIBRETTO-531 study of selpercatinib in previously untreated RET-mutant medullary thyroid carcinoma, which has provided a new treatment option for this patient population.

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  • Dr. Laura Locati
    University of Pavia, Italy
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