[karen z]

I would highly urge folks (especially those who have never attended SABCS) to see/hear as many talks as possible (as well as read posters, etc.) to really get a sense of the caliber of the symposium. Of course, the talks that are most relevant to one will generally be the ones of most interest. But, I have never heard a talk that was not worth hearing. Mostly members of the HER2 group come back to the booth and say "Well, really glad I went to that one- that was really really good" or something to that effect. The research is usually fascinating (sometimes hard to decipher) and one can generally walk away with the main points pretty well and the passion/compassion of the speakers is generally evident. This, in itself, is so exciting ! Thanks again Rhonda !!!