June 21, 2021
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'Weaving' older, newer agents into clinical practice for AML
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Healio spoke with Jonathan M. Gerber, MD, of the Center for Cancer Excellence at the University of Massachusetts Medical School and UMass Memorial Health Care System, and HemOnc Today Editorial Board member, about the transition of newer agents into clinical practice.
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Gerber served as a principal investigator on a study funded by Janssen evaluating a CD123 bispecific agent and holds a patent (but has not collected royalties) on a leukemia stem cell detection assay for AML.
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