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Oxnard on Opening the Door for Precision Medicine in Lung Cancer

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OncLive Staff

In our exclusive interview, Dr. Oxnard explained how precision medicine has affected the treatment landscape of lung cancer, discussed the current capabilities of liquid biopsy, and forecasted the future of precision oncology in the field.

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In today’s episode, we had the pleasure of speaking with Geoffrey R. Oxnard, MD, vice president, global medical lead, liquid franchise, at Foundation Medicine, to discuss the current state of treatment in lung cancer and the potential reach of liquid biopsy in the field.

In our exclusive interview, Oxnard explained how precision medicine has affected the treatment landscape of lung cancer, discussed the current capabilities of liquid biopsy, and forecasted the future of precision oncology in the field.

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