Episode 3: Young Adult AML: Understanding the Gaps & Closing Them

Name: Episode 3: Young Adult AML: Understanding the Gaps & Closing Them
Start: 2025-05-05T12:00:00-04:00
End: 2025-05-05T12:01:00-04:00

Episode 3: Young Adult AML: Understanding the Gaps & Closing Them

Podcast

May 05, 2025 / 12:00PM EDT

Event Description

AML is a complex and aggressive disease, but science is constantly evolving. This week we're talking about AML in young adults. Learn about the latest breakthroughs, unique challenges in treatment, and what’s next with Dr. Erin Feliciano, an AML AYA researcher.

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Schedule & Agenda

12:00 PM

Introductions

Mary Arnett

12:00 PM

Introductions

Mary Arnett

12:05 PM

Interview

Dr. Erin Feliciano

12:05 PM

Interview

Dr. Erin Feliciano

Speakers & Moderators

Mary Arnett

Salt Lake City, UT

Mary joined HealthTree in 2022. She is now the AML & MDS Community and Education Manager. She is passionate about giving power to patients through knowledge and health education. If she can help one patient feel more confident participating in discussions with their healthcare team and making treatment decisions, she will feel like she has succeeded. When she isn't advocating for patients, she loves being an aunt, attending concerts, and experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen.

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Dr. Erin Feliciano

Dr. Feliciano is an AML researcher focused on the AYA population out of Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City

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