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Oncology NEWS International reports on critical information from the American Society of Hematology's 52nd annual meeting.

 

  • Rituximab instead of ‘watch and wait’ policy in asymptomatic follicular lymphoma causes controversy

  • Ofatumumab generates high response rates in refractory CLL

  • Industry update: Early-stage trials establish pathways for new treatment agents
     
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