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In this podcast episode, Sandra E. Kurtin, PhD, ANP-C, AOCN, discusses nursing perspectives on avoiding adverse reactions to BTK inhibitor therapy. Topics in this second of 2 podcast episodes on avoiding AEs include:
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Downloadable slideset from a local live webinar developed by lymphoma experts with guidance on the management of indolent lymphomas
Experts highlight key studies presented at the 2022 EHA annual meeting in this commentary from Clinical Care Options (CCO)
Slides from Clinical Care Options (CCO) with key findings on BTK inhibitors in CLL and MCL from the 2022 ASCO, EHA, Pan Pacific, ESMO, and SOHO meetings
Phase II trial shows high response rates and high 3-year EFS and OS rates with crenolanib plus 7+3 chemotherapy in newly diagnosed FLT3-mutated AML, presented at ASCO 2022 and reported by Clinical Care Options (CCO)
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