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Callie Coombs: Practice changing MCL trial at ASH 2024
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Dec 11, 2024, 19:40

Callie Coombs: Practice changing MCL trial at ASH 2024

Callie Coombs, Associate clinical professor at University of California, Irvine, posted on X:

“WOW- practice changing MCL trial showing no benefit of autoHCT in uMRD MCL in first remission. Bravo ECOG team.”

Callie Coombs: Practice changing MCL trial at ASH 2024

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