Patient of the Month – April 2024: Rachel Wilborn
Each member has a unique story, but all reflect the intrinsic courage of one facing the challenge of GIST. Rachel Wilborn shares her story.
Each member has a unique story, but all reflect the intrinsic courage of one facing the challenge of GIST. Rachel Wilborn shares her story.
Studies have shown that if you have GIST with mutations in KIT exons 11 and 17/18, ripretinib may be a better option for second-line treatment than the standard sunitinib.
Clinical trials are an essential part of medical research, aimed at introducing new procedures and treatments to the public.
Updated 7/12/24
Each member has a unique story, but all reflect the intrinsic courage of one facing the challenge of GIST. Helbert Salas shares his story. #thrivingtogether
Clinical trials are scientific research studies done in humans that help us to understand whether a new treatment is safe and effective in treating an illness, such as cancer.
Each member has a unique story, but all reflect the intrinsic courage of one facing the challenge of GIST. Beatrice Bradford shares her story. #thrivingtogether
Starting in January, every Wednesday will be dedicated learning about clinical trial process and to highlighting the groundbreaking clinical trials focused on gastrointestinal stromal tumors (GIST).
Australian liaison Donncha Lynch didn’t know much about GIST or The Life Raft Group yet, but he was determined to learn all he could about GIST.
Thriving Together also means impacting GIST research for our patient community. The LRG contributes and collaborates in the research arena in many ways.