Challenges and Opportunities in Inflammatory Breast Cancer
At the 2016 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium (SABCS16), I had the great pleasure to talk with a leading inflammatory breast cancer expert and translational researcher, Naoto T. Ueno MD PhD.
Dr Ueno is Executive Director of the Morgan Welch Inflammatory Breast Cancer Research Program and Clinic at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center.
He’s active on Twitter where, as @teamoncology, he shares information on the latest developments in breast cancer, often writing in Japanese for his followers.
A cancer survivor himself, he also brings an empathy to patient care through his own treatment experience.
Anyone who follows him on Twitter, will also know he is a “foodie.” Prior to our chat, I joked he should write the definitive guide to San Antonio restaurants for attendees… he definitely ate better than I did at the meeting!
MD Anderson also has an IBC conference coming up next month for those interested in the area:
Join the Inflammatory Breast Cancer Conference on 2/11 & 12. Learn the latest info to cure IBC. Brochure→ https://t.co/EyejRO0fRR #endcancer
— Naoto Ueno, MD, PhD (@teamoncology) December 21, 2016
What caught my attention at SABCS16 were posters from MD Anderson researchers that offered insight into the challenges and opportunities in targeting this rare form of breast cancer, something we don’t hear a lot about.
Subscribers can login to read the interview Dr Ueno kindly gave BSB. This is the fourth in our series of expert interviews from San Antonio.
If you have a keen interest in IBC, do follow @teamoncology – if you don’t already!
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