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The FDA approves Jaypirca for previously untreated CLL and SLL without del(17p), showing improved outcomes...
New treatments for myelofibrosis and anemia may improve symptoms and quality of life for patients.
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Breast bruises may not always be harmless, as they can sometimes be a sign of cancer, requiring medical evaluation if symptoms persist.
Breast bruises may not always be harmless, as they can sometimes be a sign of cancer, requiring medical evaluation if...
Experts explain how patients and care teams can adapt after a myeloma relapse, addressing treatment strategies and managing expectations.
New drugs target root cause of mastocytosis, offering hope for patients with systemic mastocytosis.
Black Americans face double multiple myeloma risk, experts say. Explore the disparity in incidence and treatment challenges.
Patients with polycythemia vera continue experiencing symptoms despite treatment, impacting daily life. Learn why symptoms persist and management strategies.
The FDA approves Jaypirca for previously untreated CLL and SLL without del(17p), showing improved outcomes in a major clinical trial.
New treatments for myelofibrosis and anemia may improve symptoms and quality of life for patients.
US hospitals rank high in global oncology rankings, with Memorial Sloan Kettering in first place, one of the top oncology...
New dual-imaging catheter assesses heart attack risk by detecting plaque buildup in arteries, potentially improving cardiovascular disease understanding.
New research reveals risk-taking behavior predicts heavier drinking before alcohol use disorder worsens, overturning long-held assumptions about its causes.