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This week on Plenary Session, you're in for a real treat.

I have a few things to talk to you about, and mostly they're from Asco.

So I'm going to talk to you about first, the polo study.

This is a study that has a result. So

impressive, it has been called giant crumbling. It's the kind of study that makes the giants crumble.

And we're going to see what exactly does crumble when we take a close look at it.

Next, I'm going to talk to you about another study for the giants called Titan. This is a study that somehow, although it appeared a year after other research that had established a new standard of care,

it somehow ignored that standard of care when it was conducted.

And thus, it too is a giant, but this is a titan.

So there's a giant crumble, and then there's a titan.

And then we're going to go to the Lilliputian study, which is my presentation at ASCO that a listener asked me to give to the

plenary session audience, which I am going to do. But unfortunately, I'm not going to do it at the

length that I was assigned at ASCO, which was 15 minutes. I'm going to do it at a much longer length so that we can unpack some of the concepts. So I hope you enjoy this plenary session, this ASCO theme plenary session.

Stay tuned.

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