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Relapsed and Refractory AML

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1. If remission rates are high in AML, why are many patients not cured? Video

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2. What are the strategies for patients who have relapsed? Video

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3. BETA - What is the definition of relapsed AML? Video

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4. BETA - What is the difference between relapsed and refractory AML? Video

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5. How do I know what my risk of relapse is? Video

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6. How do I know if my AML has relapsed? Video

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7. Why do you become refractory to a drug? Video

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8. How often are patients refractory to induction therapy and if this happens, what’s next for these patients? Video

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9. What are the next steps if I relapse after taking hypomethylating agents with or without venetoclax? Video

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10. Do individuals become refractory to a specific drug or an entire class of drugs? Video

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11. If I relapse, is the previous treatment given again or should I consider a new therapy? Video

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12. What are the newest drugs for relapsed/refractory AML? Which are some promising drugs in development? Video

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13. When should a patient consider a clinical trial if they relapse? Video

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14. What are some tips or strategies for coping with the ongoing fear of relapse? Video

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If remission rates are high in AML, why are many patients not cured?