Are you treating breast cancer patients with Avastin? If so, how?

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Many doctors are currently struggling with how to use Avastin to treat their breast cancer patients after the recent FDA ruling. If you are currently using Avastin to treat breast cancer patients, please share your thoughts on treatment options and combinations here.

Many doctors are currently struggling with how to use Avastin to treat their breast cancer patients after the recent FDA ruling. If you are currently using Avastin to treat breast cancer patients, please share your thoughts on treatment options and combinations here.

Are you still treating breast cancer patients with Avastin? And if so, how?

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