Adolescent and young adult patients with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia have been shown to benefit from paediatric inspired treatment regimens, however these regimens present unique challenges when it comes to adverse-event management. Today we’ve invited Dr Patrick Brown, Director of the Paediatric Leukaemia Programme at Johns Hopkins Medicine, Baltimore, to discuss how to reduce the risk of adverse events in these settings.
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