Is this the moment we start to see more of the promise of liquid biopsies?
A common theme across this morning’s #NSCLC presentations at #ESMO26 is early ctDNA clearance, sometimes within just 3–4 weeks.
Could this mean more routine testing and better treatment decisions? #LCSM
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