June 30th 2023
After reviewing the first patient scenario of myelofibrosis, experts from the John Theurer Cancer Center reflect on best practices in diagnosing and risk stratifying patients.
September 15th 2022
James K. McCloskey, MD, discusses the efficacy of CPX-351 in FLT3-mutated acute myeloid leukemia.
January 7th 2022
James K. McCloskey, MD, discusses the utility of decitabine plus cedazuridine in lower-risk myelodysplastic syndromes, based on data from the long-term follow-up of the phase 3 ASCERTAIN trial.
August 24th 2021
Ibrahim Aldoss, MD, and James K. McCloskey, MD, share thoughts on how to effectively sequence available treatment modalities for acute lymphocytic leukemia in various patient populations.
Drs Aldoss and McKloskey describe treatments that can be used in the salvage setting of acute lymphocytic leukemia, including CAR T-cell therapy.
August 17th 2021
Ibrahim Aldoss, MD and James K. McCloskey, MD describe treatment modalities that can be utilized in treating a pediatric or AYA patient with relapsed / refractory ALL.
Insights on how to approach an acute lymphocytic leukemia patient who is MRD positive after induction therapy.
August 10th 2021
An overview of the treatment implications of testing for minimal residual disease in pediatric and AYA patients with ALL.
Drs Aldoss and McCloskey share their thoughts on treating patients with ALL at community centers versus at tertiary, academic medical centers.
August 3rd 2021
Ibrahim Aldoss, MD; and James K. McCloskey, MD, discuss how to approach the treatment of a pediatric or AYA patient with ALL who is Philadelphia chromosome-negative (Ph-).
A review of the design, results, and practical implications of the GIMEMA Trial.
July 27th 2021
A discussion on how to approach the treatment of a pediatric or AYA (adolescent and young adult) patient with ALL (acute lymphoblastic leukemia) who is Philadelphia chromosome positive (Ph+ALL).
Ibrahim Aldoss, MD, and James K. McCloskey, MD, share their thoughts on different stratification measures used to assess risk in pediatric, adolescent, and young adult patients newly diagnosed with ALL.