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ESMO 2026 day one: HER2-targeted agents dominate floor talk

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This page follows news from the first day of the ESMO 2026 congress, held 26 October, as reported in a daily floor digest. Coverage centered on antibody-drug conjugates and targeted therapies in breast and other solid tumors. The most-discussed items were tucatinib, the ARTEMIS-011 trial, the MOIO and SANOVO studies, and TROFUSE-005. Sacituzumab, HER2-targeting agents generally, and rezetecan also drew attention. The digest reflects what generated the most floor traffic and discussion on the day; what these trials and agents showed in detail, and how results are being received, is still unfolding as the congress continues.

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Oct 27
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    ESMO 2026 · 26 Oct floor digest

    1. tucatinib (15); 2. ARTEMIS-011 (13); 3. MOIO (13); 4. SANOVO (13); 5. TROFUSE-005 (12); 6. sacituzumab (11); 7. HER2 (10); 8. rezetecan (10)

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