Extending the Boundaries of Cancer Therapeutic Complexity with Literature Data Mining
Niezni, D.; Taub-Tabib, H.; Harris, Y.; Sason-Bauer, H.; Amrusi, Y.; Azagury, D.; Avrashami, M.; Launer-Wachs, S.; Borchard, J.; Kusold, M.; Tiktinsky, A.; Hope, T.; Goldberg, Y.; Shamay, Y.
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Drug combination therapy is a main pillar of cancer therapy but the formation of an effective combinatorial standard of care (SOC) can take many years and its length of development is increasing with complexity of treatment. In this paper, we develop a path to extend the boundaries of complexity in combinatorial cancer treatments using text data mining (TDM). We first use TDM to characterize the current boundaries of cancer treatment complexity and find that the current complexity limit for clinical trials is 6 drugs per plan and for pre-clinical research is 10. We then present a TDM based assistive technology, cancer plan builder (CPB), which we make publicly available and allows experts to create literature-anchored high complexity combination treatment (HCCT) plans of significantly larger size. We develop metrics to evaluate HCCT plans and show that experts using CPB are able to create HCCT plans at much greater speed and quality, compared to experts without CPB. We hope that by releasing CPB we enable more researchers to engage with HCCT planning and demonstrate its clinical efficacy.
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