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Jordyn Silverstein, MD

@jordynsilvs

UCLA Hem/Onc Fellow | UCSF Internal Medicine | Duke University Undergraduate '15 | Host and Creator of Lets Talk Cancer Podcast

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Andrea Apolo, M.D. (@apolo_andrea) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We have several accruing #ClinicalTrials for patients with #SmallCell #BladderCancer 1. #Lurbi +/- #Avelumab LASER clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT06228… 2. #SG +/- #Atezo SMART clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT06161… 3. #CaboNivoIpi ICONIC clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT03866… [email protected] / ☎️240-760-6006

We have several accruing #ClinicalTrials for patients with #SmallCell #BladderCancer
1. #Lurbi +/- #Avelumab LASER
clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT06228…
2. #SG +/- #Atezo SMART
clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT06161…
3. #CaboNivoIpi ICONIC
clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT03866… ncimo_referrals@mail.nih.gov / ☎️240-760-6006
TwoOncDocs (@twooncdocs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congrats to all the new heme/onc fellows joining the best specialty this week!! This week’s episode focuses on how to prepare for the start of heme/onc fellowship - differences from residency, how to succeed, research & study tips, resources… podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/two…

Dr Amol Akhade (@suyogcancer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🔬 Who Should Get Screened for Pancreatic Cancer? Insights from #ESMOGI25 🔎 📌 High-Risk Germline Mutations 🧬 STK11 (Peutz-Jeghers): RR ~132 | Lifetime risk: 11–36% 🧬 PRSS1 (Hereditary Pancreatitis): RR 53–87 | Risk up to 55% by age 70 🧬 CDKN2A (FAMMM): RR 20–40 | Risk 17–25%

🔬 Who Should Get Screened for Pancreatic Cancer?
Insights from #ESMOGI25 🔎
📌 High-Risk Germline Mutations
🧬 STK11 (Peutz-Jeghers): RR ~132 | Lifetime risk: 11–36%
🧬 PRSS1 (Hereditary Pancreatitis): RR 53–87 | Risk up to 55% by age 70
🧬 CDKN2A (FAMMM): RR 20–40 | Risk 17–25%
Emre Yekedüz (@yekeduz_emre) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨 New Meta-Analysis in Metastatic non–Clear Cell RCC (nccRCC) Key pooled outcomes (23 studies): 🎯 ORR: 26.6% 🛡️ DCR: 57.8% ⏳ Median PFS: 6.6 months 📈 Median OS: 21.1 months Takeaway: ICI-based therapies, especially when combined with targeted agents, show superior efficacy

🚨 New Meta-Analysis in Metastatic non–Clear Cell RCC (nccRCC)

Key pooled outcomes (23 studies):
🎯 ORR: 26.6%
🛡️ DCR: 57.8%
⏳ Median PFS: 6.6 months
📈 Median OS: 21.1 months

Takeaway:
ICI-based therapies, especially when combined with targeted agents, show superior efficacy
Dr Amol Akhade (@suyogcancer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🔬 CRC Screening Face-Off: Stool 🧻 vs Blood 🩸 Not all non-invasive tests are created equal. Let’s break it down 👇 🧪 CRC Sensitivity ✅ Cologuard Plus: 95% ✅ ColoSense: 94% 🩸 Shield (blood): 80–83% ⚪ FIT: 67–91% ⚠️ Advanced Adenoma Detection (PREVENTION!) ✅ ColoSense:

🔬 CRC Screening Face-Off: Stool 🧻 vs Blood 🩸 
Not all non-invasive tests are created equal. 
Let’s break it down 👇
🧪 CRC Sensitivity
✅ Cologuard Plus: 95%
✅ ColoSense: 94%
🩸 Shield (blood): 80–83%
⚪ FIT: 67–91%
⚠️ Advanced Adenoma Detection (PREVENTION!)
✅ ColoSense:
JAMA Oncology (@jamaonc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Most viewed this week from JAMA Oncology: Nivolumab and ipilimumab were effective in treating advanced gynecological clear cell cancers, with a 54% response rate and 58% six-month progression-free survival. ja.ma/45Zg2mu

Most viewed this week from <a href="/JAMAOnc/">JAMA Oncology</a>: 

Nivolumab and ipilimumab were effective in treating advanced gynecological clear cell cancers, with a 54% response rate and 58% six-month progression-free survival. 

ja.ma/45Zg2mu
Samer Alkassis, MD (@alkassissamer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Check out our recent review article on ADCs in breast cancer! Grateful for the mentorship and guidance of Aditya Bardia, MD and Dr. John Glaspy throughout this work. hematologyandoncology.net/archives/july-…

UCLA Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center (@uclahealthjccc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In this OncLive.com video series, UCLA’s Marla Lipsyc-Sharf, MD discusses the role of ctDNA in breast cancer surveillance and what it could mean for patient care. Watch the episodes here: bit.ly/3TT071J

Jordyn Silverstein, MD (@jordynsilvs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Best of ASCO 2025 review highlights: 1. Multiple Myeloma - CARTITUDE-1: 5-year survival showed 30% of patients are free of progression after CAR-T! Median OS: 5 years! These pts had lower disease burden going into CAR-T not lower risk disease ascopubs.org/doi/10.1200/JC…

Jordyn Silverstein, MD (@jordynsilvs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

2. Gyn cancers TRUST trial - ovarian cancer Upfront cytoreductive surgery vs neoadjuvant chemotherapy - some improvement on PFS (2-3mts) but no survival benefit to upfront surgery - higher rates of bowel resections and ostomies in upfront surgery- both options reasonable

2. Gyn cancers 
TRUST trial - ovarian cancer 
Upfront cytoreductive surgery vs neoadjuvant chemotherapy - some improvement on PFS (2-3mts) but no survival benefit to upfront surgery - higher rates of bowel resections and ostomies in upfront surgery- both options reasonable
Jordyn Silverstein, MD (@jordynsilvs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

More on GYN: ROSELLA trial- very exciting improved survival with relacorilant w nabpaclitaxel in difficult to treat platinum resistant high grade serous ovarian cancer

More on GYN: 
ROSELLA trial- very exciting improved survival with relacorilant w nabpaclitaxel in difficult to treat platinum resistant high grade serous  ovarian cancer
Nieves Martinez Lago MD PhD (@dramartinezlago) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Implementation of DPYD & UGT1A1 testing in GI cancer 🔗 ascopubs.org/doi/10.1200/PO… 📊 288 pts; 225 FP/IRI 🧪 57% results pre-cycle 1 (TAT 10d) 💊 69% w/ DGI had dose cut pre-treatment 📉 Fewer severe TRAEs (38% vs 65%) & mods (38% vs 76%) vs biobank 🛡️ Feasible, improves safety

Implementation of DPYD &amp; UGT1A1 testing in GI cancer
🔗 ascopubs.org/doi/10.1200/PO…
📊 288 pts; 225 FP/IRI
🧪 57% results pre-cycle 1 (TAT 10d)
💊 69% w/ DGI had dose cut pre-treatment
📉 Fewer severe TRAEs (38% vs 65%) &amp; mods (38% vs 76%) vs biobank
🛡️ Feasible, improves safety
Tatiana Prowell, MD (@tmprowell) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#MedTwitter #OncTwitter #regulatory 📢 NEW #FDA Draft Guidance on Overall Survival in #Oncology #ClinicalTrials, covering trial design, #biostats considerations, posthoc & subgroup analyses, & more. Public comment period open now thru 10/20/2025. fda.gov/media/188274/d…

#MedTwitter #OncTwitter #regulatory

📢 NEW #FDA Draft Guidance on Overall Survival in #Oncology #ClinicalTrials, covering trial design, #biostats considerations, posthoc &amp; subgroup analyses, &amp;
more. Public comment period open now thru 10/20/2025. 

fda.gov/media/188274/d…
Department of Medicine at UCLA Health (@dom_ucla) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Exciting research news! Dr. Melissa Lechner and her team are exploring ways to prevent—or even reverse—rare endocrine side effects from cancer immunotherapy treatments using medicines already on the market. Read all about her impactful findings here: uclahs.fyi/4mfULu0

Exciting research news! Dr. Melissa Lechner and her team are exploring ways to prevent—or even reverse—rare endocrine side effects from cancer immunotherapy treatments using medicines already on the market. Read all about her impactful findings here: uclahs.fyi/4mfULu0
Dana-Farber’s Breast Oncology Center (@dfci_breastonc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📰 This recent study, now out in JNCI, on outcomes of subsequent treatment regimens after #TrastuzumabDeruxtecan in patients with #MetastaticBreastCancer found that: 👉Outcomes of post #TDXd treatments differ significantly by #MBC subtype and type of regimen administered

📰 This recent study, now out in <a href="/JNCI_Now/">JNCI</a>, on outcomes of subsequent treatment regimens after #TrastuzumabDeruxtecan in patients with #MetastaticBreastCancer found that:
👉Outcomes of post #TDXd treatments differ significantly by #MBC subtype and type of regimen administered
Dr Sarah Sammons (@drsarahsam) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Not as great a topical diclofenac but why not try both! These supportive care studies are so important for our patients! #bcsm