Survival Outcome Observation

[Smakwater]

An interesting publication offer relative to recent survival outcome data provided by CLL Society from ASCO 2022 -

cllsociety.org/2022/11/asco...

Video posting from above article -

youtu.be/ybKhm_WL8j8(Not working as expected?)

[Smakwater]

It was unclear to me from the article to identify the authors exact academic locations that were polled, however, my perspective on academic centers is threefold. The first being research Universities with dedicated CLL research programs such as Ohio State U. The second is dedicated cancer centers like Sloan Kettering or Huntsman Cancer Institute which was mentioned. Thirdly would be Medical hospitals with specialized programs hosting clinical trials such as Willamette Valley Cancer institute being a member of the U.S. Oncology network.

[AussieNeil Partner Administrator in reply to Smakwater]

Thanks for clarifying what was meant by "Academic Centers" JM. Interesting to read that there's a survival advantage of nearly 3 years. I've said a few times previously that members of our community should see a significantly improved survival time too; they know to get up to date with their vaccinations, which should reduce their likelihood of early death due to infections and they also know which are the better treatments, the importance of finding a CLL specialist and much more.

Neil

[Sushibruno in reply to AussieNeil]

Neil "we can see the light at the end of the tunnel🙂, getting brighter 🙂."

[Smakwater in reply to AussieNeil]

I may reach out to Dr. Koffman to acquire a more accurate definition of who these academic centers are.

[Analeese in reply to Smakwater]

My first guess would have been teaching hospitals. Your answer is far more through.

[CLLerinOz Administrator]

Thanks for sharing this video presentation. Here's a link to the abstract which was also included in our earlier post about some of the other information presented at the ASCO 2022 conference:

meetings.asco.org/abstracts...

healthunlocked.com/cllsuppo...

[spi3]

Thank you for sharing the study compared 2004 - 2018 - I can only imagine what would be the results if the study was accomplished from 2018 to 2021 with all the new advances in CLL treatments!