Oct 14, 2026 · 44 min · 10 segments
For more than 25 years, Dr. Tiffany Troso-Sandoval has treated women with breast and gynecological cancers. Throughout her practice, she’s realized that women going through cancer need more than…
Tiffany Troso-SandovalGuest
Stacy RaineHostUm, when I was coming out of fellowship, in the beginning, we were s- just start, we were using chemotherapy regimens, and we were just starting to utilize some targeted therapies.
And anybody that's listening might have heard of this drug called Herceptin-
It's used to treat a particular type of, subtype of canc- breast cancer called, uh, HER2 positive breast cancer.
And, you know, I've, I'm old enough now that that was just coming out of clinical trials.
And it, it was, you know, practice-changing for everyone and, and changed a very, very aggressive cancer into something that was much more treatable and manageable and more likely to be cured.
Um, and since then, things have, you know, it's been on a trajectory that's beyond even conception.
We look at the DNA of a tumor, and we can target treatments specifically for that.
Um, when I was coming out of fellowship, in the beginning, we were s- just start, we were using chemotherapy regimens, and we were just starting to utilize some targeted therapies.
And anybody that's listening might have heard of this drug called Herceptin-
It's used to treat a particular type of, subtype of canc- breast cancer called, uh, HER2 positive breast cancer.
And, you know, I've, I'm old enough now that that was just coming out of clinical trials.
And it, it was, you know, practice-changing for everyone and, and changed a very, very aggressive cancer into something that was much more treatable and manageable and more likely to be cured.
Um, and since then, things have, you know, it's been on a trajectory that's beyond even conception.
We look at the DNA of a tumor, and we can target treatments specifically for that.
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