Research across Leukemia
Related studies from across the Leukemia family.
Rate of drug concentration rise alters hemodynamic responses and mortality risk in coronary heart disease patients
New analysis shows how fast drug levels change affects patient safety outcomes
This narrative review and theoretical framework synthesizes evidence on rate-dependent pharmacology. It highlights divergent hemodynamic res…
This review explains that how quickly medicine levels rise in the body matters for safety. Fast changes can cause more harm than slow ones, …
Narrative review suggests idiotype-directed CAAR-T therapy remains hypothetical for B-cell malignancies
Idiotype-directed CAAR-T therapy remains a hypothesis for B-cell malignancies
This narrative review discusses idiotype-directed CAAR-T therapy for B-cell malignancies including chronic lymphocytic leukemia and indolent…
A narrative review suggests idiotype-directed CAAR-T therapy is a theoretical option for B-cell cancers, not a current treatment.
Ibrutinib monotherapy showed durable progression-free survival in patients with TP53 aberrations or advanced age
Ten Years on One Pill: What Long-Term Ibrutinib Revealed
This investigator-sponsored phase 2 study evaluated single-agent ibrutinib in 84 patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) harboring …
A decade of follow-up shows a daily pill can give high-risk leukemia patients years of control, but staying on it is not easy.
Case report: obinutuzumab and venetoclax associated with nephrotic syndrome resolution in two CLL patients
Two CLL patients saw kidney condition improve after targeted cancer treatment
A case report describes two patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) and concomitant nephrotic syndrome.
Two CLL patients saw kidney problems improve after targeted cancer treatment, resolving symptoms and reducing urine protein within weeks.