de-escalation

Interviews and expert commentary tagged “de-escalation” — the latest oncology research and clinical practice from the Audio Journal of Oncology.

Jelle Wesseling MD PhD; 2026 EBCC:  ‘Lord’ Trial Finds Active Surveillance for Estrogen-Receptor-Positive, HER2- Negative, Grade 1–2 DCIS Just As Effective as Standard Therapy
Audio Journal of Oncology

Jelle Wesseling MD PhD; 2026 EBCC: ‘Lord’ Trial Finds Active Surveillance for Estrogen-Receptor-Positive, HER2- Negative, Grade 1–2 DCIS Just As Effective as Standard Therapy

At the 2026 EBCC, Jelle Wesseling MD PhD discusses the LORD-trial, which found active surveillance for low-risk, estrogen-receptor-positive, HER2-negative, grade 1–2 DCIS is as effective as standard therapy. The trial's reassuring findings led to early cessation of randomization, supporting de-escal

2 April 2026
10:34
AUDIO JOURNAL OF ONCOLOGY—Breast Conservation: Machine-Learning Helps De-Escalate Breast Cancer Therapy
Audio Journal of Oncology

AUDIO JOURNAL OF ONCOLOGY—Breast Conservation: Machine-Learning Helps De-Escalate Breast Cancer Therapy

HEIDELBERG, Germany—André Pfob, Clinical Research Assistant from the University Breast Unit at Heidelberg University Hospital, Germany tells the Audio Journal of Oncology’s correspondent Peter

14 October 2022
8:14