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Dr. Kipps on ROR1 and an interesting trial for high risk disease at the NIH.

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Dr. Kipps is talking about some of the potential of ROR1 in this ASH 2018 interview: cllsociety.org/2019/04/ash-...

Dr. Wiestner's team in Bethesda is conducting a very innovative trial for high risk CLL. Well worth considering if you are a good fit. Here is our Q+A about it: cllsociety.org/2019/04/high...

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Brian, Dr. Wiestner is great. I go to the NIH and have the most pleasant experience. They sit, and take time with you. Listen to all your concerns. Just a great staff and place. I have never regretted about signing up for their study. STAY STRONG JR. 😊😊

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Ditto to that!

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Glad you have an expert on your team. It makes a survival difference.

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