AML Paradigm Shift: Doctors Welcome Many New Approvals And Approaches

06 Dec 2018

• By Emily Hayes

This year's ASH meeting reflected a peak of development success, with many new approvals and many more in the pipeline.

What a difference a few years made for acute myeloid leukemia R&D, as evidenced at the action-packed American Society of Hematology (ASH) annual meeting.

At the ASH meeting in December 2016, the treatment landscape was very limited, but the pipeline was plentiful, including a...

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