Fleur Mauritz MD; EBCC 2026: RAPCHEM Study Shows Risk-Based Radiotherapy De-Escalation is Safe After Primary Systemic Therapy for Early Breast Cancer episode artwork

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Fleur Mauritz MD; EBCC 2026: RAPCHEM Study Shows Risk-Based Radiotherapy De-Escalation is Safe After Primary Systemic Therapy for Early Breast Cancer

from Audio Journal of Oncology Podcast · host Fleur Mauritz MD

Fleur Mauritz MD discusses the 10-year follow-up findings from the RAPCHEM study, presented at the EBCC 2026. The research indicates that risk-based radiotherapy de-escalation is safe and effective following primary systemic therapy for early breast cancer patients. This approach allows for tailored treatment, potentially reducing side effects without compromising low recurrence rates. The study provides crucial long-term evidence supporting individualized radiotherapy strategies.

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