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ASCO 2013: ABT-199 in relapsed and refractory disease

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I just posted my review of some pretty promising data on ABT-199 in difficult to treat patients with F refractory or del 17p disease.

See: bkoffman.blogspot.com

Our future is getting more and more interesting.

Brian

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