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A proteogenomic study reclassified pituitary neuroendocrine tumors into seven subtypes. Each subtype has specific potential treatment targets, which is summarized as the tree in the image. This new, treatment-oriented classification represents a breakthrough for selecting appropriate therapeutic interventions for this highly heterogeneous disease. See page 1047–1067 by Fan Zhang et al. for details.