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Robert Mancini, PharmD, discusses current DLBCL (diffuse large B cell lymphoma) management approaches, relapse rates, frontline, and subsequent therapies, including emerging treatments like bispecific T-cell engagers and monoclonal antibodies.
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Might be, but back in march. how common is it for a person to relapse so quickly? >> heroin is probably the most addictive substance on the pl planet. it's very hard to come by data in terms of relapse rates. most addiction experts will say it's not a failure if after one stint of rehab you relapse. people often go through multiple stints in rehab. but it is one of the most addictive substances. keep in mind we're talking about heroin and alcohol, which either one of them in too high a dose can potentially lead to death. but when it comes to prescription drugs, pain killers, someone dies in th...
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Chemotherapy at three weeks each and at that point, they did a surgery to remove what was left of the tumor. we were amazed that when they went in, what they tried to remove was actually just scar tissue that was left. and the physicians came to us afterwards and said because it was such an aggressive tumor and they didn't know what the relapse rates were, what they wanted to do was a stem cell transplant and not just do one but two to prevent this from ever coming back. >> we were very fortunate to have her own cord blood. >> you sure were and again, we should mention that it's not cheap. it ...