This video highlights both disease- and patient-specific characteristics that may impact treatment options for the management of early breast cancer, including pre-surgery treatment outcomes, adverse events, chemotherapy de-escalation, and more.

This video highlights approaches to discussing various treatment options available for patients with HER2+ early breast cancer, including intravenous vs subcutaneous therapy, patient preferences such as freedom from the burden of a port-a-cath or fear of needles for intravenous therapy, as well as benefits associated with faster treatment options.

"I think one thing that clinicians can do is just, first of all, assuage everyone's fears. If you have some mental fog as you age, that's okay, as long as it's not really impacting your everyday functioning. Some of the work that we've done, we've shown that many older adults as they age with HIV believe that they're going to have some cognitive problems. That's just not necessarily the case. I think what we have also shown is that a lot of people don't know how to protect their cognitive functioning as they age. And there's a host of things that people can do ... But one of the best things you can do is physical exercise or reduce alcohol intake or things of that nature. Those are the sort of things that we really want to focus on. It's just general, overall good health will support overall brain health."

Watch the full multidisciplinary roundtable discussion on the trends and management approaches for treating HIV-associated neurological disorder, and more.