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To the Editor:

One of the biggest questions that early-stage breast cancer patients face is whether they will benefit from chemotherapy treatment. Two large scale randomized clinical trials that implement genomic testing have positively addressed this question.

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William Audeh
Chief medical officer, Agendia
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William Audeh
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