City of Hope-led research identifies how the most common type of breast cancer becomes resistant to treatment

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Researchers at City of Hope have identified how cancer cells in patients with early-stage breast cancer change and become resistant to hormone or combination therapies, according to a new study published in Nature Cancer.

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