The new therapeutic imperative in cancer management: Sequence, biosimulate, treat

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The definition of “therapeutic imperative” is this: A treatment necessity that must be met in order to prevent death. Once the imperative is clearly defined, addressing it properly links correct diagnosis with therapy and favorable prognosis. On the other hand, misdiagnosis or inadequate diagnosis fails to provide a framework for highly effective or curative therapy. 

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Michael P. Castro, MD
Chief medical officer, Cellworks Group Inc.; Attending physician, Beverly Hills Cancer Center
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Michael P. Castro, MD
Chief medical officer, Cellworks Group Inc.; Attending physician, Beverly Hills Cancer Center

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