FACO China–Japan Expert Dialogue | Professors Jin Li, Xiaotian Zhang, and Koji Kono Discuss Precision Treatment Advances in HER2-Positive Gastric Cancer

FACO China–Japan Expert Dialogue | Professors Jin Li, Xiaotian Zhang, and Koji Kono Discuss Precision Treatment Advances in HER2-Positive Gastric Cancer

China, Japan, and other Asian countries have some of the highest rates of gastric cancer worldwide. In China, the majority of patients are still diagnosed at an advanced stage, having already lost the opportunity for curative surgery. Effective systemic therapy is therefore essential for improving survival. In recent years, innovative drugs represented by antibody–drug conjugates (ADCs)—such as the HER2-targeted ADC trastuzumab deruxtecan (T-DXd)—have achieved major breakthroughs in pivotal clinical studies including DESTINY-Gastric04. These advances are expected to gradually transform the treatment landscape starting from later lines of therapy. Asian clinical researchers have played an important role in these studies, contributing insights that are redefining clinical practice.
2025 FACO | Professors Tetsuya Mitsudomi & Yun Gyoo Lee: Strengthening China–Japan–Korea Collaboration to Address Shared Challenges in Lung Cancer Care

2025 FACO | Professors Tetsuya Mitsudomi & Yun Gyoo Lee: Strengthening China–Japan–Korea Collaboration to Address Shared Challenges in Lung Cancer Care

China, Japan, and South Korea have long ranked among the countries with the highest incidence of lung cancer worldwide. With a heavy disease burden, urgent unmet medical needs, and remarkably similar disease characteristics, strengthening trilateral collaboration among these East Asian nations is critical to advancing clinical oncology and addressing shared challenges in lung cancer management.