“We are excited to see more treatment options for these patients, which enable more personalized care,” Krissa Smith, vice president of Education at Susan G. Komen, added in the news release.1 “It is critical for patients to understand the HER2 status of their metastatic breast cancer to help them make informed treatment decisions. Patients with tumors that are HER2-low or HER2-ultralow now have more options to consider with their health care team.”

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