How to muddle through the less good times? Practice aequanimitas
Thanks to the many happy choices I have made over the years, my personal and professional lives are full and busy in 2025.
Thanks to the many happy choices I have made over the years, my personal and professional lives are full and busy in 2025.
This talk will explore the rationale behind the use of checkpoint blockade as part of upfront therapy and put these recent results into
I am honored to step into the role as Deputy Director for the Society of Hematologic Oncology (SOHO). Having collaborated with the SOHO
Dr. Abid, a clinician-scientist at the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston, outlined the heightened risks COVID-19 poses for immunocompromised patients
Dr. Jabbour writes about why the future of leukemia care requires investing in people, and a fundraising initiative to help students caught in
Jerald Radich, MD, of Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center in Seattle, sits down with Saad Usmani, MD, of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in
A newly launched test offers a less invasive option for patients with suspected multiple myeloma (MM), using blood or bone marrow to identify
As SOHO continues to expand and connect with a growing global community, we remain focused on supporting hematologic oncologists through targeted, high-impact programming
Dr. Garcia-Manero writes about how the first SOHO Spain brought together 400 top international hematologists for its inaugural meeting in Madrid.
At the onset of the war in Ukraine, many cancer patients faced immense challenges, with some seeking safety abroad or relocating to more