Hey, thank your wife for me! Paclitaxel was one of the components that made my initially inoperable BC survivable.
Best I could do at being involved in a trial was the radiation nurses at my clinic using both Mepital and StrataXRT to see if one worked better at reducing skin breakdown (both worked).

MASCC 2025 Highlights: StrataXRT Prevents Severe Radiation Dermatitis in Large-Breasted Women Undergoing Prone Breast Radiotherapy
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#OncoDaily #Oncology #Cancer #Health #Medicine #MedEd #MedOnc #MedNews #MASCC25 #StrataXRT #Radiotherapy

Seems to be a burgeoning market for eye-wateringly [excuse pun] aqueous creams that are being “recommended” after therapy. Don’t want to post screenshots of online forums (as they’re mostly patient stories) but just search some of the names; StrataXRT and Flamigel for example.

GET STRATAXRT ON ALL PATIENTS' RADIATION THERAPY-TREATED SKIN, 3X/DAY, FOR THREE MONTHS, TO REDUCE SKIN INFLAMMATION :

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Interesting intra-patient randomized controlled trial design in #IJROBP: film vs gel for reducing radiation dermatitis, with one on each side of the same chest wall radiation area. #OncSky #bcsm #RadOnc @ijrobp.bsky.social

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