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EPISODE · Jul 14, 2026 · 19 MIN

Program 2, Sunday Dec. 6

from Oncology Times - OncTimes Talk

George Canellos, What’s hot from the ASH Plenary Session. Maria-Victoria Mateos of Salamanca University in Spain on melphalan as the better partner drug for bortezomib in multiple myeloma; Commentary Dr. Canellos and Jesus San-Miguel, also of Salamanca, and Richard Van Etten of Tufts University. Steven Devine of Ohio State University on T-cell depletion to avoid GVHD in AML; commentary from Dr. Canellos and Armand Keating of the University of Toronto.

George Canellos, What’s hot from the ASH Plenary Session.... Maria-Victoria Mateos of Salamanca University in Spain on melphalan as the better partner drug for bortezomib in multiple myeloma; Commentary Dr. Canellos and Jesus San-Miguel, also of Salamanca, and Richard Van Etten of Tufts University.... Steven Devine of Ohio State University on T-cell depletion to avoid GVHD in AML; commentary from Dr. Canellos and Armand Keating of the University of Toronto.

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