Episode # 47 • 10 Feb 2026
NSCLC Treatment: Bispecific Antibodies & EGFR Mutations
with Dr. Wade Iams, Dr. Kate Baker
Bispecific antibodies are emerging as an important therapeutic class in non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC); but how do they work, where do they fit in clinical practice, and what should oncologists be thinking about next? In this episode of Back Table Tumor Board, Dr. Kate Baker and Dr. Wade Iams from Tennessee Oncology answer these questions and more.
Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction
01:14 - Recent Developments in Bispecific Antibodies
03:24 - Real-World Application of MARIPOSA Trial Data
04:28 - Managing Toxicities and Side Effects
06:28 - CNS Disease and Efficacy of Combination Therapy
08:26 - Counseling Patients on Prognosis and Treatment Options
12:45 - Challenges in Rolling Out New Treatments in Rural Areas
18:21- Future Directions in Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer
20:57 - BiTE Therapies in Small Cell Lung Cancer
35:00 - Final Thoughts
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More about this episode
Dr. Baker and Dr. Iams discuss the evolving role of bispecific antibodies in NSCLC, covering the clinical data behind amivantamab, the practical benefits of subcutaneous vs IV administration, and key considerations for managing unique bispecific-related toxicities in real-world practice. This episode also explores emerging data in NSCLC, highlighting tarlatamab and its promising results in various treatment scenarios, including potential earlier-stage applications.
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