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Combination therapies are the future in CLL. And combinations that include venetoclax are being actively researched.For good reasons. Venetoclax is a potent drug and a potential closer, wiping the blood and marrow clean of CLL. Or at least to a level so low that the cancerous clone can't be found.This week I'm posting on the CLL Society website an interview with Dr. John Seymour from the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre in Melbourne, Australia when we talked at ASH 2016 about combination therapy with venetoclax. You can view my summary, watch the interview or read the transcript at http://cllsociety.org/20…/…/ash-2016-venetoclax-combination/.For those of you who didn't catch this last week, check out the new 2 minute video I posted about helping to fulfill the mission of the CLL Society. You can view it at http://cllsociety.org/donate-to-cll-society/. We are so thankful to those of you who provided feedback and support us.Stay strongBrianPS: I will be posting a personal update here very soon.If you want a personal response, or just want to stay in touch, please email me at [email protected]. I have no other way of contacting. Thanks. Stay strong. After all, we are all in this together. And please visit our website: http://cllsociety.org for the latest news and information.
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