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Samuel Cytryn, MD, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, highlights how new data—including the recent New England Journal of Medicine study on neoadjuvant dostarlimab—underscore the exceptional sensitivity of MSI-high gastric cancers to immune checkpoint blockade, prompting a potential shift in treatment paradigms.
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