Volume 10,Issue 4
Triple-positive breast cancer is a special type of breast cancer characterized by significant specificity in its clinical features and biological manifestations. Unlike the treatment strategies for simple hormone receptor (HR)-positive or human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (HER2)-positive breast cancer, triple-positive breast cancer is sensitive to endocrine therapy, adjuvant therapy, and targeted therapy. With the in-depth study of the complex drug resistance mechanisms of triple-positive breast cancer, relevant treatment options are continuously optimized, providing new directions for the treatment of this disease.