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Beyond the scientific and educational programming, Dr. Garcia-Manero reflected on the opportunity to recognize leaders in the field. He described it as a “great honor” to introduce Alan List, MD, and Neil Young, MD, two prominent investigators whose contributions to the field were recognized during the meeting.
“We recommend artificial tears,” Dr. Dimopoulos said, adding that his team may also hold the drug when needed and provide patients with practical advice for managing ocular symptoms.
Building upon its previous approval in the relapsed or refractory setting, this expanded indication is based on data from the global phase 3 BRUIN CLL-313 and BRUIN CLL-314 trials.
“… where is the threshold where you can get really good MRD negativity, good responses in this older patient population without causing ocular side effects?” Dr. Usmani said of efforts to optimize the dosing schedule in the DREAMM-9 study.
“It’s a beautiful drug development story. It only took eight years, but now it’s available to you,” Dr. Nooka said in the video.
The Society of Hematologic Oncology is proud to highlight some of the exceptional clinicians and researchers participating in the SOHO 2026 Young Investigator Program.
These emerging leaders are driving innovation across clinical trials, translational research, and patient care.
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