From ASH 2008: Lower-Toxicity Therapies for Older Adults with AML

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Added: April 30, 2009 | Time 04:41 | Views: 67

In his first Medscape video blog, Dr. Richard Stone reviews resistance mechanisms in older adults with AML and reports on new agents that might be less toxic than the standard "3 7" reg...

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Tags: neoplasm malignant adenocarcinoma adenocarcinomas cancer neoplasia neoplasias neoplasms leukemia senior health adults concerns elderly old age older seniors oncology geriatric medicine care elder geriatrics

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