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In recent years, new treatments for acute myeloid leukemia have improved outcomes. In 2017, 2 new drugs were approved for patients with this type of blood cancer linked to a specific biomarker. Read More ›
The understanding of the role of dMMR or MSI-H biomarkers in cancer has led to the first approval of a cancer drug based on a biomarker instead of a specific tumor type.
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Biomarkers are biologic markers that indicate changes in our genes and may increase the risk of cancer. Read More ›
Wenora Y. Johnson, 3-time survivor, shares her cancer story and encourages patients to ask their care team about biomarker testing. Read More ›
By Dana Taylor
This first-ever direct-to-consumer genetic test can provide information on potential risks to individuals who may not have access to genetic screening, but the information may be misleading without feedback from experts. Read More ›
This is the first treatment that targets patients with AML and the FLT3-ITD mutation. In this clinical trial, patients who received quizartinib lived longer without disease progression than those receiving chemotherapy. Read More ›
May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month! View this slideshow to learn the latest statistics in the United States, leading causes and preventive measures, and quick facts on melanoma, one of the most common types of skin cancer. Conquer cancer with knowledge. Read More ›
Happy spring 2018! Though the weather may not feel like spring, the calendar says it is. Let me give you a quick snapshot of what this issue of CONQUER contains. Read More ›
Shaun Willson’s story is one of daring independence and strength, as he championed through an acute myeloid leukemia diagnosis while also being the primary caregiver to his wife, Deborah, during her battle with metastatic cancer.
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Nurse Navigator Sharon Gentry explains the critical role a “navigator” plays throughout cancer treatment and offers useful strategies for patients to communicate with and properly utilize their navigators to receive the best possible care. Read More ›









