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Cancer Covered
Greenbay Oncology
69 episodes
2 weeks ago
The practice of cancer medicine is complex and demanding. And like anything that takes practice, we’ll spend our whole lives trying to get it right. In each episode, the white coats come off as the dedicated men and women who take on cancer every day unpack the complexities of their work and share stories of how it’s done—and why they keep at it.
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The practice of cancer medicine is complex and demanding. And like anything that takes practice, we’ll spend our whole lives trying to get it right. In each episode, the white coats come off as the dedicated men and women who take on cancer every day unpack the complexities of their work and share stories of how it’s done—and why they keep at it.
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BiTE Therapy
Cancer Covered
19 minutes 48 seconds
1 month ago
BiTE Therapy

Medical oncologists Dr. Kamal Abbi and Dr. Brian Burnette discuss BiTE therapy, a groundbreaking immunotherapy treatment for various cancers. They explain how this therapy works by harnessing the body’s own immune system, its rapid evolution, and who is eligible for treatment.



“We’re at the tip of the iceberg… moving a non-curable but manageable disease to a curable disease with a time-limited, not indefinite treatment.” – Dr. Brian Burnette



In this episode of Cancer Covered, you’ll learn:




* This bispecific T-cell engaging antibody therapy acts like a magnet, bringing the body’s own “killer T-cells” into direct contact with cancer cells to destroy them.



* This targeted treatment is showing remarkable results, with the potential to turn previously incurable cancers into curable diseases.



* Green Bay Oncology is committed to bringing this life-changing treatment to communities across the region, so patients don’t have to travel to distant centers.



* What a newly diagnosed patient should ask their oncologist about BiTE therapy and clinical trials.




We’ve Got Cancer…Covered.



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Cancer Covered
The practice of cancer medicine is complex and demanding. And like anything that takes practice, we’ll spend our whole lives trying to get it right. In each episode, the white coats come off as the dedicated men and women who take on cancer every day unpack the complexities of their work and share stories of how it’s done—and why they keep at it.