
Opinion|Videos|February 17, 2025
Reflections and Future Directions in CLL Management
Panelists comment on the increasing preference for fixed-duration therapy over treatment until progression, as reflected in recent guideline updates.
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Video content above is prompted by the following:
- Briefly comment on the increasing preference for fixed-duration therapy over treatment until progression, as reflected in recent guideline updates:
- How do you view the balance between fixed-duration and treat-to-progression approaches?
- How might strategies continue to evolve, and what implications could it have for future treatment practices?
- Before we wrap up, I’d like to hear your final thoughts and reflections on the strides we made throughout 2024—including new/exciting data presented at ASH 2024.
Let’s consider what opportunities/what we are looking forward to ahead in 2025. Points to consider:- What accomplishments in CLL are you most proud of?
- Which developments stand out as pivotal in shaping clinical practice?
- What are you most excited about in 2025?
- What areas are primed for significant progress? What do you hope to achieve in the coming year?
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