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Standards of Care and Novel Therapies Converge to Propel Advances in Follicular Lymphoma - Vimarsana News

Standards of Care and Novel Therapies Converge to Propel Advances in Follicular Lymphoma

Christopher R. Flowers, MD, MS, and colleagues shed light on recent updates in the treatment armamentarium for follicular lymphoma and highlight ongoing investigations of novel agents and combinations.

Perioperative Trials Add to Growing Immunotherapy Landscape in Early-Stage NSCLC - Vimarsana News

Perioperative Trials Add to Growing Immunotherapy Landscape in Early-Stage NSCLC

Emerging data continue to shape perioperative therapy decisions for patients with early-stage non–small cell lung cancer.

Data With Novel Agents Prompt Treatment Sequencing Discussions in MCL and CLL - Vimarsana News

Data With Novel Agents Prompt Treatment Sequencing Discussions in MCL and CLL

Catherine C. Coombs, MD, and Alexey Danilov, MD, PhD, moderate a discussion on the role and sequencing of BTK inhibitors, venetoclax-based regimens, and CAR T-cell therapy in mantle cell lymphoma and chronic lymphocytic leukemia.

Italian scientists say lockdowns DO cause public to suffer 'pandemic fatigue' quicker - Vimarsana News

Italian scientists say lockdowns DO cause public to suffer 'pandemic fatigue' quicker

Italian scientists have used mobile phone data gathered from 20 of Italy's regions in the pandemic to show pandemic fatigue grew faster during the harshest lockdowns.

People gave up on Covid restrictions sooner 'when lockdowns were strictest' - Vimarsana News

People gave up on Covid restrictions sooner 'when lockdowns were strictest'

'Our results show that adherence can be difficult to sustain over time and more so when the most stringent measures are enforced'