The role of CD8+ T-cell clones in immune thrombocytopenia
Thought provoking article regarding a non-antibody mediated mechanism in chronic ITP.
Thought provoking article regarding a non-antibody mediated mechanism in chronic ITP.
Pembro + AVD for 1L treatment of cHL was associated with excellent responses, PFS and clearance of ctDNA. IO+chemo seems to be a growing trend in HL in various settings and theses response rates in non-Bleo regimens are very encouraging. The ongoing trial NCT05675410 comparing BV+AVD vs. Nivo+AVD should be a pivotal trial when complete.
Alternative dosing of exemestane given TIW vs. once weekly treatment in adjuvant breast cancer, end-point was serum estradiol measurements and not survival metrics. Would like to see this done on a larger scale or with other end-points, but for those who are not tolerating standard dosing, this could be an option to consider.
Pembro + ICE seems to be a compelling option in the 2L setting for transplant eligible cHL patients, however this is not yet in guidelines.
Twice-Daily radiation therapy is a long-standing SOC for LS-SCLC based upon improved OS in Intergroup0096, published nearly 25 years ago in 1999. This study compared 45 Gy at 1.5 Gy/fx BID vs. 45 Gy at 1.8 Gy/day. This regimen, however, has been slow to be adopted due to the inconvenience of BID therapy, as well as the modest radiation dose in control arm.
Throwback by JCO! Docetaxel vs Pemetrexed in 2L NSCLC showed similar OS/PFS outcomes, but Pemetrexed was tolerated better particularly in terms of myelosuppression. Pemetrexed was active in squamous cancers as well.
Interesting approach where endocrine therapy was changed after progression on 1L therapy and the ribociclib was continued.
A way to avoid axillary dissection, with more neoadjuvant therapy treatments, this may help avoid unnecessary axillary dissection.Probably needs more validation with larger studies but is a good start.Also, the first related to radiological findings, so welcome input from our FCS Radiologists.
New criteria for response to therapy in high grade MDS, focuses on pt centered outcomes.
Neoadjuvant immunotherapy is gaining momentum in breast (triple negative) and lung cancer, now showing promise in MSI high tumors.
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