Adjuvant chemotherapy – the dark side of clinical trials Have we learnt more?

Breast. 2009 Oct;18, Catherine Oakman, Marta Pestrin, Egidia Cantisani, Sara Licitra, Matilde DeStefanis, Laura Biganzoli, Angelo Di Leo

Large adjuvant trials, over many years, have randomised thousands of women with early breast cancer to different regimens. They have been instrumental in defining our current approach in the adjuvant setting. However in clinical practice with each patient, we still have the difficulty of targeting their specific therapy, as results relating to the average trial population are often not transferable to the individual. This review of adjuvant chemotherapy trials focuses on the heterogeneity of disease,...

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