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Cleveland Clinic oncologists’ selected abstracts
As the premier event for hematology, the American Society of Hematology annual meeting presents more than 7,000 abstracts about cutting-edge science in the field. This year’s event in San Diego, California is being held in person and virtually. Cleveland Clinic Cancer Institute leadership are calling out the below ten abstracts to watch for during the event.
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Abstract #91, being presented at 9:30AM on 12/9/23.
Abstract #75, being presented at 10:00AM on 12/9/23.
Abstract #1190, being presented at 5:30-7:30PM on 12/9/23
Abstract #2097, being presented at 5:30-7:30PM on 12/9/23
Abstract #2298, being presented at 5:30-7:30PM on 12/9/23
Abstract #308, being presented at 4:15PM on 12/9/23
Abstract #377, being presented at 5:00PM on 12/9/23
Abstract #540, being presented at 1:15PM on 12/10/23
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Abstract #3087, being presented at being presented at 6:00-8:00PM on 12/10/23
Abstract #775, being presented at 10:30AM on 12/11/23
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First-of-its-kind research investigates the viability of standard screening to reduce the burden of late-stage cancer diagnoses
Study of 401,576 patients reveals differences in cancer burdens as well as overall survival
Multiple Cleveland Clinic sites to participate in National Cancer Institute trial comparing treatment regimens for newly diagnosed patients
Consult program a valuable tool that benefits both patients and clinicians
Two thirds of patients responded to CAR T-cell therapy
Despite sicker patients, response rates of teclistamab in a real-world study were similar to those from a pivotal clinical trial
Investigational chimeric antigen receptor natural killer cell therapy NKX101 associated with promising early response in patients with relapsed/refractory acute myeloid leukemia
Immunological pressure driving genetic mutations