What are other supportive therapies may I be receiving in addition to AML treatment?

What percent of AML cases are found in men vs women?

What are some common differences (if any) in AML between men and women?

How long are patients hospitalized when receiving induction therapy?

What is maintenance therapy? What drugs are used for maintenance therapy and how effective are they at preventing relapse?

How long should maintenance therapy be given?

How do I know if I'm responding to a treatment? What tests are used to determine a response?

Are there different kinds of 7+3 and targeted therapies? Can additional drugs be added to 7+3?

If a patient is being observed, what does observation look like?

Can early treatment for MDS prevent progression to AML? If a patient receives early treatment for their MDS, does it still progress to aml in 1/3 of cases? Can you reduce the likelihood of MDS progressing to AML?

Are there different types of MDS?

What is a transfusion and how often would a patient get one?

What are the treatments for low risk and high risk MDS?

When might a transplant be considered in MDS?

What are the common side effects of 7+3 and other AML treatments?