@Eddie_Cliff@mshadman@JohnPLeonardMD@DrJFriedberg@dgermain21@JAMAOnc Quite exciting data, and valuable too. Will be interesting to see how this influences practice going forward. Interesting too; though perhaps unsurprising; that the low FLIPI patients showed such encouraging outcomes! Thanks for sharing.
I should have mentioned: I'm taking part too! My first go at a half marathon in honour of this great cause. Thanks to all for any contributions! All the best.
My wife and our family are running the Great Scottish Run to raise funds for the @Beatson_Charity ! An institution dear to me on a professional and personal level too; with my father in law receiving exceptional treatment at the Beatson. Thanks!
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Calling all patients with NLPHL & their caregivers: we are seeking your input on an NLPHL clinical trial that we are developing at @glow_nlphl. More details on the virtual focus groups (dates 7/8, 7/11, 7/13) and sign up form are here: https://t.co/9oApdESo5T #lymsm#NLPHLsm
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@graham74GC Thanks for sharing! A nice scratch of the surface for CAR-T in the PCNSL/SCNSL space. Will be interesting to see this mature and hopefully other trials (eg: CAROUSEL) will find similar promise with CAR-T for an unfortunate group of patients. Thanks.
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@thegradmedic (2/2) I agree with other posters that a day off in lieu mid week would be more than reasonable, and suspect that your senior colleagues would be sympathetic to your circumstances! Good luck and take care.
@thegradmedic (1/2) Hi Eilidh, sorry to hear that times are a bit tough. I also worked part time in the evenings during medical school, so have a flavour of what you're going through! It's certainly worth mentioning your other commitments to your supervising consultant..
Another fantastic session lined up for WIL Wednesdays. Great panel and a topic where debate and discussion is very welcome and much needed! Would encourage all of those with an interest to attend.