COBRA: Rates of ctDNA Clearance in Assay-Directed Therapy

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Daniel H. Ahn, DO, and Stacey A. Cohen, MD, discuss the COBRA clinical trial, which evaluated rates of ctDNA clearance in patients with colorectal cancer receiving assay-directed therapy.

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