Welcome to a solo episode of "My Breast My Health," where your host, Tasha Gandamihardja, delves into the cutting-edge realm of cancer detection using a blood test.
In this enlightening discussion, Dr Tasha sheds light on the groundbreaking potential of circulating tumour DNA (ctDNA) in transforming the landscape of cancer detection and monitoring.
Discover the advantages of ctDNA, its promising role in the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer, and its ability to guide personalised treatment decisions.
Join us as Dr Tasha uncovers how ctDNA testing could revolutionise early-stage cancer detection, monitor treatment response, and even play a pivotal role in guiding personalised treatment decisions.
I hope you enjoy this episode.
You can connect with Dr Tasha on Instagram and let her know what you thought about the episode.
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