This is the second part of the announced oncology block. 

Cancer therapy is interesting because it still uses drugs discovered during World War II alongside modern drugs with completely innovative mechanisms of action. Let's recall targeted drugs in oncology and complement this view with a clinical-pharmacological perspective - please watch first the video lecture and then chapter 13 of the pre-class reading in more detail. The video lecture lasts exactly 20 minutes. Again, the handout for the video lecture can be found below:

Handouts for the video lecture can be found here:

The link to the chapter is here:

Test your knowledge after reading the pre-class reading chapters and listening to the complementary lectures. 

Try taking the ROPOT test here:

And now you can look forward to the TBL lesson where we will focus on practicing the management of adverse effects of targeted therapy in a virtual patient.