What is Relapsed and Refractory AML?
Posted on: Mar 17, 2023
HealthTree University: Relapsed and Refractory AML
Why do some treatments stop working? Learn what relapsed and refractory means from the experts below! You can watch the full course on HealthTree University for free. Create a HealthTree University account to track your progress, take notes, and bookmark favorite lessons.
10.01 If remission rates are high in AML, why are many patients not cured?
10.02 What are the strategies for patients who have relapsed?
10.05 How do I know what my risk of relapse is?
10.06 How do I know if my AML has relapsed?
We’d like to thank our faculty who donated their time in creating these videos, including:
- Jonathan Webster, MD
- Gautam Borthakur, MD
Want more?
We have over 100 HealthTree University videos online at HealthTree University! Learn the basics (and the not-so-basics) of AML from some of the top AML doctors in the world!
- AML Basics Part 1
- AML Basics Part 2
- AML Basics Part 3
- AML Genetics
- Building Your Healthcare Team
- AML Drug Classes
- Starting AML Treatment
- Allogeneic Stem Cell Transplant for AML
- Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS)
- Relapsed and Refractory AML
- AML Clinical Trials
- AML in Women
- An Introduction to Childhood AML
- AML Financial Toxicity
- Geriatric Care and AML
- Palliative Care
Clark Ahlstrom
Clark Ahlstrom is the video team manager for HealthTree University and oversees video production of new HealthTree University videos. He started working at the foundation together with Jenny Ahlstrom, his mother, after her myeloma diagnosis.