For World CML Day (September 22nd), Nancie Steinberg reflects on living with chronic myeloid leukemia and how a cancer diagnosis ultimately led her from patient to advocate. Fourteen years ago,…
September is recognized as Blood Cancer Awareness Month, a time of year to help spread awareness about blood malignancies among the general public and the medical community. In order to…
Omisirge (omidubicel) is the first allogeneic (from a donor) product for SCT that has been the recipient of FDA approval. The FDA's nod moves Omisirge into the realm of…
According to a story from The ASCO Post, the drug dasatinib (marketed as Sprycel), was officially approved as a treatment for chronic myeloid leukemia by the US Food and Drug…
According to a story from Financial Buzz, the precision oncology company Notable has recently announced that it has opened enrollment for a new observational clinical trial that will focus on…
According to a story from Cure Today, a recent study has found that identifying mutations in patients with myeloproliferative neoplasms may be the key in predicting outcomes, such as disease…
The 20th Annual John Goldman Conference on Chronic Myeloid Leukemia: Biology and Therapy This scientific, educational convergence will give all attendees the knowledge they need to understand the origins and…
The love of creating radio is something that can bring people together, according to the Riverine Herald. Whether it’s the perfect mix of melodies or the desire to connect listeners…
With all the political hocus-pocus that's enveloped the United States over the past year, I'm starting to get "petition burn-out," "marcher's burn-out," and just a general "call-to-action burn-out." This is…
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