The Biology & Therapy of Myeloid Malignancies Conference provides a comprehensive update on the biology and therapy of myeloid malignancies, highlighting advancements and challenges in understanding and treating these complex diseases.
Topics
novel biomarkers for early diagnosis and prognosis
combination therapies integrating targeted agents with traditional chemotherapies or immunotherapies
immune evasion mechanisms and combinatorial approaches
immunotherapies including CAR T-cell therapy and bispecific antibody treatments
multidisciplinary collaborations integrating basic, computational, translational, and clinical research
emerging technologies such as spatial sequencing and advanced imaging techniques
patient-centric research incorporating patient-reported outcomes and quality of life measures
innovative preclinical models like patient-derived xenografts and organoids
development of targeted therapies including FLT3, IDH1/2, Menin inhibitors, and BH3 mimetics
mechanisms of response and resistance to targeted therapies
managing treatment-related toxicities and supportive care strategies
Who should Attend
clinical researchers
hematologists and oncologists
translational scientists
immunotherapy developers
computational biologists
medical professionals specializing in blood cancers
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