Congratulations to one our outstanding @WashUHemOncFell Emily Podany @podanymd on the publication of her article "Racial Differences in ctDNA Profiles, Targeted Therapy Use, and Outcomes in Metastatic Breast Cancer" in @JAMANetworkOpen@WashUOncology
https://t.co/0hooLKp1BY
AQUILA trial for high risk smoldering myeloma published in @NEJM today.
@thanosdimop
Personally for me, it is a huge milestone along 25 years of work that started in 1998. #ASH24#ASH24VR
This story below may help those interested in a clinical trialist career.
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Impressive results for CD19 directed ADC loncastuximab tesirine in follicular lymphoma - why was it not developed in FL sooner?!
Now published in @TheLancetHaem https://t.co/dx1rFSxG1M
(almost all patients CAR T naive)
#ASH24#lymsm
ENRICH: ibrutinib+R vs BR or RCHOP
IR better PFS than RCHOP but *not* better than BR
Reasonable to consider BTKi first line in patient who prefers to avoid benda but I suspect unlikely to be cost effective given continuous therapy
#ASH24#lymsm
Two big lymphoma late breaking abstracts @ASH_hematology#ASH2024
Tafa-R-Len beats R-Len in rel/ref FL
https://t.co/9Lx62lgH6g
AutoSCT not beneficial in 1L MCL if in CR/uMRD (most patients with modern induction)
https://t.co/4WiqaWx4lK
Huge SCNSL cohort @JuanAlderuccio@CwynKate#ASH24:
- 1173 pts, 45% de novo
- mPFS 11 mo, mOS 21 mo (better if de novo: 13 & 47 mo)
- de novo: 28% relapse post ASCT
- R/R: 1-yr relapse 21% post ASCT, 56% post CAR
Better OS w/ ASCT consolidation in de novo & relapsed dx. #lymsm
Nivo+AVD led to longer progression-free survival than standard BV+AVD in adolescents & adults with stage III or IV advanced-stage classic Hodgkin lymphoma & had a better side-effect profile. Results of @SWOG@COGorg S1826 in @NEJM. @DrJFriedberg@theNCI https://t.co/9vaTJVP3fg
My favorite trial as a fellow: the MRD2STOP discontinuation trial by @bdermanmd is now published!
Short thread of findings, including patient-reported outcomes (many thanks to the research team for the opportunity to integrate & analyze these PROs). #mmsm
https://t.co/jv5S6YDA8o
👏👏 Kudos to Dr Mitchell Smith and @SitemanCenter Dr Brad Kahl on this large prospective, @eaonc randomized study in #MantleCellLymphoma. An important contribution to the field!
Check out our latest paper in @JCO_ASCO on surrogacy of endpoints in 1L #CLL trials!
Led by @Sim_Florian, we systematically studied the association of PFS and MRD with OS. Some findings in a brief 🧵 👇
https://t.co/gHX3zOWeII
Omission of Radiotherapy in Primary Mediastinal B-Cell Lymphoma: IELSG37 Trial Results | Journal of Clinical Oncology https://t.co/EWufWkWFdm very important analysis!!! #lymsm
Menin Inhibition With Revumenib for KMT2A-Rearranged Relapsed or Refractory Acute Leukemia (AUGMENT-101) | Journal of Clinical Oncology https://t.co/G7DlmFXkPS
Had the opportunity to attempt to “demystify” the fellowship application process with @docbraunstein and @chadinabhan on the Healthcare Unfiltered podcast. A great listen for those applying/planning to apply fellowship!
https://t.co/A8MC2U3iKA
Vorasidenib now @FDAOncology approved based off Ph3 #INDIGO for residual/recurrent Gr 2 Astrocytoma/Oligodendroglioma w/ IDH1/2 mutation!
-mPFS, 27.7mos vs. 11.1mos (HR: 0.39)
- Time to next intervention was significantly improved
- Gr ≥ 3 AEs 22.8%
#OncTwitter#NeuroOnc
👉👉👉Delighted to share review article on #CLL (with my colleagues Drs Bill Wierda and Susan O’Brien) published in the Journal Lancet today!! @TheLancet@wwierda@MDAndersonNews@DrHKantarjian
Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia - The Lancet https://t.co/9BhwN0Yffp
Venetoclax combined with daunorubicin and cytarabine (2 + 6) in acute myeloid leukemia: Updated results of a phase II trial - Suo - 2024 - Hematological Oncology - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/bFMz2cmknu #leusm#AML
The most dangerous grift in ophthalmology right now is “glasses are harmful.” People that claim diet, exercise, and a 10 part instructional webinar can help you live spectacle free! No. Stop it.
It’s not a big deal for most adults. They will lose some money before realizing that no amount of exercise and bull testicle consumption will fix their presbyopia.
But those same adults have kids. If young kids don’t get the glasses they need, their brains won’t develop normal vision. I’m talking permanent vision loss. I have seen it happen. It’s awful and entirely preventable.
WHY I (ALMOST) NEVER BOLUS 5-FLUOROURACIL
I've been pondering this thread for a while but it's become more urgent in light of another looming chemo shortage <deep sigh>, this time with an imminent dearth of THE foundational drug of GI oncology: 5-fluorouracil, or 5-FU