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1st NCRI AML academy meeting | The benefits of MRD monitoring in clinical practice and research

By Sarah Bradley, Stephanie Hill, Richard Dillon
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Sep 24, 2019
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During the 1st NCRI AML academy meeting, the AML Global Portal was pleased to speak to Dr Richard Dillon from King's College, London, UK about the benefits of MRD monitoring in clinical practice to personalise day to day treatment and research to provide a much earlier read-out of efficacy.

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