In the context of the High-Level Forum on Public Policies "Perspectives of Triple Negative Breast Cancer (TNBC) in Mexico, promoting better health management," Dr. Samuel Rivera, medical oncologist and former president of the Mexican Society of Oncology (SMeO), emphasized the importance of integration and multidisciplinary teamwork in cancer care.
"Integration and multidisciplinary work are fundamental. We must all address the issue together, each contributing the best of their experience," said Dr. Rivera. This collaboration not only yields better results but also helps to better understand the nature of the disease in patients, he added.
The oncologist underscored the need for a proactive approach in the care of cancer patients, emphasizing the importance of early referral for biopsies and timely treatment initiation. He also highlighted the relevance of cooperative research to advance the knowledge and management of this disease.
Dr. Rivera advocated for a collaborative approach in the care and treatment of cancer, especially in the case of triple negative breast cancer, which is one of the most aggressive forms of the disease. During the event, the need for more effective health management to address this particular entity was discussed.
In an exclusive interview with Oncologia.mx, Dr. Samuel Rivera highlighted the importance of leaving behind individual work and fostering collaboration among health professionals and oncology experts. The forum brought together various personalities from the medical and political spheres to discuss strategies to improve comprehensive care for triple negative breast cancer in Mexico.
This event highlights the importance of a holistic and coordinated approach to cancer treatment, promoting the active participation of different specialties and professionals for the benefit of patients.
