Hematology

Researchers have found no significant differences in the effectiveness of immune tolerance induction therapy across different racial and ethnic groups in individuals living with haemophilia A.

Providing opioid prescriptions to children who have experienced pain due to sickle cell disease does not lead to harmful patterns of opioid use. Read more.

A novel classification model for multiple myeloma may provide personalised predictions of treatment outcomes for individual patients. This research has the potential to significantly improve current management of MM.

A new retrospective study from St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Memphis, Tennessee, USA, reports treatment delays in young patients with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL) following COVID-19 diagnosis.

Researchers found that real-world outcomes for individuals who received the standard treatment regimens for multiple myeloma were significantly poorer than outcomes reported in clinical trials.

A research team in the USA found a new experimental technique to test platelet function that, by requiring only a drop of blood, may be faster, easier, and more accurate than current methods. Read more.

Salvage therapies have been identified in a new US study that could help patients with multiple myeloma, who have tried chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapy that has been unsuccessful.

A recent study, revealing that the heightened risk of blood clots associated with hormonal contraceptives significantly diminishes after discontinuation, provides precise guidance on optimal contraceptive cessation timing.