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What are your top takeaways in Hematologic Malignancies from ASCO 2026?

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Hematology · University of Chicago
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  1. Phase III SENTRY study of ruxolitinib +/- selinexor in myelofibrosis - The combination arm met the spleen response endpoint, had similar rates of symptom improvement compared to ruxolitinib, and, with short follow-up, there appears to be a signal towards survival benefit. Longer-term follow-up will...

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Medical Oncology · Washington University School of Medicine
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  1. MajesTEC-9 study: Started teclistamab in a real-world post-lenalidomide and CD38 population.
  2. SUCCESSOR-2 study: 1st randomized data on a celmod, which represents a now active oral drug class.
  3. Kelonia CAR-T: Exciting early data on an in vivo CAR T, which could represent a paradigm shift in the futur...

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Hematology · Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
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1. It is not really hematology, but it was so compelling that I will list it- the presentation reporting that the RAS-targeting drug daraxonrasib doubled overall survival in pancreatic cancer. Clearly important for RAS-driven tumors, but the chemistry behind it will benefit efforts to target previou...

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Medical Oncology · University of Nebraska Medical Center
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  1. MajesTEC-9 trial. In my opinion, this is a very relevant study in today’s treatment era (where everybody receives upfront anti-CD38 mAb therapy). There was substantial PFS benefit, and the study included rapid de-escalation of teclistamab dosing frequency. I think single-agent teclistamab will be an...

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Medical Oncology · Loyola University Medical Center
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As always, lots of compelling data were presented at ASCO highlighting the advancements we continue to see in the treatment of plasma cell disorders. My top takeaways include:

1. Phase 3 randomized trial to evaluate the impact of anselamimab on all-cause mortality in κ light-chain amyloidosis: for de...

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frontMIND – Study evaluating the benefit of R2-tafa+ CHOP compared to R-CHOP in patients with newly diagnosed DLBCL. The study demonstrated a PFS benefit of the experimental arm (R2-tafa-CHOP) vs. R-CHOP. There was no OS benefit. The study indicated increased toxicity with the experimental arm, but ...

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Medical Oncology · Yale School of Medicine
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  • I think some of the most impressive were the data on elranatamab in smoldering MM and the ERASMM study from Europe.
  • Linvoseltamab data in AL amyloidosis in the relapsed setting.
  • And the KLN-1010 in vivo CART data for relapsed myeloma.

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