Sentence examples for new leukemia from inspiring English sources

In July, an expert panel of the Food and Drug Administration recommended approval of a groundbreaking new leukemia treatment, a type of immunotherapy.

5 new leukemia clinician-scientists have joined the Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center at NYPH/CUMC: Drs. Mark Frattini, Mark Heaney, Joseph Jurcic, Nicole Lamanna, & Todd Rosenblat.

Last August, a new leukemia therapy called CAR T-cells burst onto the national stage when it was approved by the Food and Drug Administration to treat children and young adults with acute lymphoblastic leukemia for whom all other treatments had failed.

One of the few medical doctors to lead a big drug company, Vasella saw potential in a new leukemia drug called Gleevec when others were skeptical.

A new leukemia treatment is wowing even the researchers behind its creation, providing results beyond their wildest expectations.

Recently, a new leukemia subtype of high-risk B-precursor acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), called Ph-like ALL, was characterized.

Four of these five clinically responding patients were found to have induction of new leukemia-associated IgG responses following primary vaccination, and two of these four were also shown to have augmentation of pre-vaccination leukemia antigen IgG antibody levels.

Since many molecules are directly or indirectly associated with the phosphorylation, stabilization and nuclear translocation of beta-catenin, the presence of nuclear NPBC might provide a clue to find a new leukemia-associated signaling mechanism.

Relapse was defined as >5% leukemic cells in bone marrow aspirates or new extramedullary leukemia in patients with a previously documented CR.

OS was measured from the date of first diagnosis to the date of last follow-up or death from any cause, whereas relapse was defined as a reappearance of at least 5% leukemic blasts in a BM aspirate or new extramedullary leukemia in patients with a previously documented CR.

"This method has given us important insights into how cancer develops and has been the way that all new anti-leukemia drugs have been tested and developed". Mice engrafted with human leukemia cells are even sometimes used to test possible drug treatments for patients currently undergoing treatment for the blood cancer, he added.