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Comparative analysis of targeted novel therapies (ibrutinib vs. venetoclax) in relapsed, refractory CLL (Feb 2020)
"To date, no prospective trials have directly compared ibrutinib with venetoclax as NA1 in R/R CLL. It remains a key unanswered question as to which of these two NAs optimises the balance of safety and efficacy when utilized as the NA1 in R/R CLL. To address this, we report a large, international study
"To date, no prospective trials have directly compared ibrutinib with venetoclax as NA1 in R/R CLL. It remains a key unanswered question as to which of these two NAs optimises the balance of safety and efficacy when utilized as the NA1 in R/R CLL. To address this, we report a large, international study
avzuclav
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CLL Support
4 years ago
Sarcomatoid SCCs and ruxolitinib BMB
Hi As I posted here, I had a BMB a couple of weeks ago. Unfortunately the first part of the sample that was analysed had been badly taken and couldn’t be fully analysed. What a bummer. So I’ll have to wait for the trephine ( bony core) part of the biopsy to be analysed. I’m still hoping that I can
Hi As I posted here, I had a BMB a couple of weeks ago. Unfortunately the first part of the sample that was analysed had been badly taken and couldn’t be fully analysed. What a bummer. So I’ll have to wait for the trephine ( bony core) part of the biopsy to be analysed. I’m still hoping that I can
Rachelthepotter
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
Here are 6 cancer articles from the European Molecular Biology Laboratory.
Rather than clutter the forum I have lumped them altogether within the same post, as they are all from the same source
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[u]Finding genetic cancer risks.[/u]
EMBL scientists describe how our genetic background
Rather than clutter the forum I have lumped them altogether within the same post, as they are all from the same source
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[u]Finding genetic cancer risks.[/u]
EMBL scientists describe how our genetic background
2greys
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 years ago
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Life with cll. Another new concern.
Hi everyone, My last post was three weeks ago just after I had my tonsillectomy. And unfortunately today I got the results. It turns out my abnormal tonsils were full of cll cells. Or as my surgeon said loaded with cancer cells. Has anyone else here had the same experience or results? He recommended
Hi everyone, My last post was three weeks ago just after I had my tonsillectomy. And unfortunately today I got the results. It turns out my abnormal tonsils were full of cll cells. Or as my surgeon said loaded with cancer cells. Has anyone else here had the same experience or results? He recommended
Suzuki1000
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CLL Support
4 years ago
March 7 2020 CLL PATIENT AND CAREGIVER EDUCATIONAL FORUM Saturday 8:00am - 12:30pm Rockefeller Auditorium 430 East 67th St Manhattan
To register: https://newyork2020.questionpro.com CLL Society Inc. • P. O. Box 1390 • Claremont CA 91711 • https://cllsociety.org 2019-2020 CLL PATIENT AND CAREGIVER EDUCATIONAL FORUM In partnership with Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, the CLL Society invites you to attend our informational CLL
To register: https://newyork2020.questionpro.com CLL Society Inc. • P. O. Box 1390 • Claremont CA 91711 • https://cllsociety.org 2019-2020 CLL PATIENT AND CAREGIVER EDUCATIONAL FORUM In partnership with Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, the CLL Society invites you to attend our informational CLL
lankisterguy
Volunteer
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CLL Support
5 years ago
Essential thrombocytosis leg pain
I think I may have asked before i cant even remember. I have been having leg cramps/ pain around knee joints not severe my haematologist said it could be et related not sure? Should I push it with my gp. Does anyone else with et get this.
I think I may have asked before i cant even remember. I have been having leg cramps/ pain around knee joints not severe my haematologist said it could be et related not sure? Should I push it with my gp. Does anyone else with et get this.
Irishgal12
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
Mutation's role in blood cancers revealed by ideal team-up
Post by MPN-MATE Admin » Sat Feb 01, 2020 4:35 am Hey everyone... :D Just thought that I would share this one with all of you... When we are diagnosed, our prognosis usually depends upon which MPN condition, (which are believed to be caused by our 'DRIVER' mutations), however what other more adverse
Post by MPN-MATE Admin » Sat Feb 01, 2020 4:35 am Hey everyone... :D Just thought that I would share this one with all of you... When we are diagnosed, our prognosis usually depends upon which MPN condition, (which are believed to be caused by our 'DRIVER' mutations), however what other more adverse
socrates_8
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
War on blood Car -t cells
Did any one watch BBC war on blood and see how incredible brave the two unsuccessful patient faced their pain and subsequent deaths from Leukaemia . Certainly made me appreciate how fortunate my ET never developed into AML. So get on with life now. town Crier Et for 30 years.
Did any one watch BBC war on blood and see how incredible brave the two unsuccessful patient faced their pain and subsequent deaths from Leukaemia . Certainly made me appreciate how fortunate my ET never developed into AML. So get on with life now. town Crier Et for 30 years.
catkinspolymer
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
What causes these horrific night sweats and does everyone get them ?
Hi All, 3 years on W&W and finally my time has arrived for treatment within the next 5 to 6 weeks. Chemo. Not really shocked just a bit numb really as just got used to the W&W scenario if you ever can. Positive about my treatment anxious about how it will feel. However I’ll be glad to get on with it
Hi All, 3 years on W&W and finally my time has arrived for treatment within the next 5 to 6 weeks. Chemo. Not really shocked just a bit numb really as just got used to the W&W scenario if you ever can. Positive about my treatment anxious about how it will feel. However I’ll be glad to get on with it
Roseneath69
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CLL Support
5 years ago
Diagnosed essential thrombocytosis new
Hi guys so today I just got new am jak2 positive I am devastated crying o dont know what to think What does jak2 positive mean. An worrying about life expectancy and progression what life can I expect? Am 32
Hi guys so today I just got new am jak2 positive I am devastated crying o dont know what to think What does jak2 positive mean. An worrying about life expectancy and progression what life can I expect? Am 32
Irishgal12
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
Targeting stem cells that drive aggressive blood cancer
This article discusses how some other research they are conducting might go towards helping patients with
Acute
Myeloid
Leukaemia
(AML). Generally speaking, the treating of AML is not always very successful... Hopefully, this front might be starting to change also...
This article discusses how some other research they are conducting might go towards helping patients with
Acute
Myeloid
Leukaemia
(AML). Generally speaking, the treating of AML is not always very successful... Hopefully, this front might be starting to change also...
socrates_8
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
Ongoing Research Poised to Add Options for Myelofibrosis Treatment
Post by MPN-MATE Admin » Wed Jan 29, 2020 10:14 am Hey all... :D I simply found this an optimistic and encouraging from the perspective of MF sufferers, and especially if & when their Ruxolitinib (aka Jakafi), loses some of its efficacy, which it tends to do after circa 3.2 years... It talks a little
Post by MPN-MATE Admin » Wed Jan 29, 2020 10:14 am Hey all... :D I simply found this an optimistic and encouraging from the perspective of MF sufferers, and especially if & when their Ruxolitinib (aka Jakafi), loses some of its efficacy, which it tends to do after circa 3.2 years... It talks a little
socrates_8
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
Australians have your say in getting CLL medicines approved
Hi everyone, I am just reaching out to Aussies on this site to let you know that the following 2 treatments are being considered in March for public funding in Australia. If you would like to make a carer or patient submission about how important the availability of these therapies are for all eligible
Hi everyone, I am just reaching out to Aussies on this site to let you know that the following 2 treatments are being considered in March for public funding in Australia. If you would like to make a carer or patient submission about how important the availability of these therapies are for all eligible
lymphomaoz
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CLL Support
5 years ago
Can CLL treatment or CLL cause bladder cancer?
I had CLL (in remission) and was on IBR for 2 years. I recently have been treated for bladder cancer during the last 12 months or so and after treatment irradiated the cancer with one small reoccurrence . My question is has anybody experienced bladder cancer after getting treatment with Ibrutinib or
I had CLL (in remission) and was on IBR for 2 years. I recently have been treated for bladder cancer during the last 12 months or so and after treatment irradiated the cancer with one small reoccurrence . My question is has anybody experienced bladder cancer after getting treatment with Ibrutinib or
barger1951
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CLL Support
5 years ago
Combined ruxolitinib and pegasys therapy for MF and PV gives great results. Danish phase 2 study Jan 2020 ( ruxopeg)
Hi I’ve pasted in the abstract of the Danish ruxopeg study instead of just the link, as it’s such an important result. The combination of ruxolitinib and pegasys does look to be worth trying.
Ruxolitinib And Interferon-Α2 Combination Therapy For Patients With Polycythemia Vera Or Myelofibrosis:
Hi I’ve pasted in the abstract of the Danish ruxopeg study instead of just the link, as it’s such an important result. The combination of ruxolitinib and pegasys does look to be worth trying.
Ruxolitinib And Interferon-Α2 Combination Therapy For Patients With Polycythemia Vera Or Myelofibrosis:
Rachelthepotter
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
One-to-one buddy support
We have trained buddies to support those diagnosed with:
myeloid
leukaemia
(AML)
lymphoblastic
leukaemia
(ALL)
promyelocytic
leukaemia
(APL)
Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL)
Chronic myeloid leukaemia (CML)
Chronic myelomonocytic leukaemia
We have trained buddies to support those diagnosed with:
myeloid
leukaemia
(AML)
lymphoblastic
leukaemia
(ALL)
promyelocytic
leukaemia
(APL)
Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL)
Chronic myeloid leukaemia (CML)
Chronic myelomonocytic leukaemia
HAIRBEAR_UK
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Leukaemia Support
5 years ago
MRD Testing after treatment. Help!
Is this good? Have to wait until tomorrow to actually speak to someone. Peripheral blood, flow cytometric immunophenotyping: Normal immunophenotyping results. No monotypic B-cell population identified. Comment: Minimal residual disease (MRD) analysis is intended to detect small clonal populations of
Is this good? Have to wait until tomorrow to actually speak to someone. Peripheral blood, flow cytometric immunophenotyping: Normal immunophenotyping results. No monotypic B-cell population identified. Comment: Minimal residual disease (MRD) analysis is intended to detect small clonal populations of
AuntHelen
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CLL Support
5 years ago
Targeting cell death: helping push cancer cells over the edge
The BCL-2 family regulate one of the body’s apoptotic pathways. As scientists understand more about these proteins, they are able to push the boundaries of cancer research. The BCL-2 family is broadly divided into two types: pro-survival proteins, including BCL-2, BCL-XL, BCL-W and MCL-1, which help
The BCL-2 family regulate one of the body’s apoptotic pathways. As scientists understand more about these proteins, they are able to push the boundaries of cancer research. The BCL-2 family is broadly divided into two types: pro-survival proteins, including BCL-2, BCL-XL, BCL-W and MCL-1, which help
Jm954
Administrator
in
CLL Support
5 years ago
The Winter issue of Leukaemia Matters will soon be landing at your door or in your inbox!
[/i] [i]Also inside this issue, you can learn about our special charity Christmas [/i][i]appeal with the Telegraph, as well as read an honest account on survivorship from
acute
promyelocytic
leukaemia
(APL) patient Thea.[/i] [i]Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
[/i] [i]Also inside this issue, you can learn about our special charity Christmas [/i][i]appeal with the Telegraph, as well as read an honest account on survivorship from
acute
promyelocytic
leukaemia
(APL) patient Thea.[/i] [i]Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
HAIRBEAR_UK
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Leukaemia Support
5 years ago
FISH testing and chromosomes for dummies
I am betting most of us had a cll tabula rasa at diagnosis, that is, our knowledge of cll was a blank slate. When told I had cll, all I heard was the word "leukemia". Google became my best friend and worst enemy. One of the first things I learned was that cll was not as bad as some other leukemias.
I am betting most of us had a cll tabula rasa at diagnosis, that is, our knowledge of cll was a blank slate. When told I had cll, all I heard was the word "leukemia". Google became my best friend and worst enemy. One of the first things I learned was that cll was not as bad as some other leukemias.
cajunjeff
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CLL Support
5 years ago
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