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Know AML webinar | Closing remarks and Q&A

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Jun 5, 2025

Learning objective: After reading this, learners will be able to identify relevant disease-specific questions for patient–HCP discussions and increase effective patient–HCP communication and shared decision-making.


Know AML conducted a healthcare professional (HCP) and patient webinar on April 23, 2025, titled ‘Mutation testing in AML: What you need to know’. Here, we share closing remarks and questions from the audience addressed by the chair, Charles Craddock, Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, UK; Gail J. Roboz, Weill Cornell Medicine, New York, US; and Ralph Hills, Connecticut, US.

Know AML webinar | Closing remarks and Q&A

Craddock shared key takeaways from the webinar, emphasizing:

  • The role of mutation testing in diagnosing AML, identifying subtypes and risks, and in guiding treatment decisions, both within and outside a clinical trial

  • The importance of selecting the most appropriate method for testing mutations

  • The value of open and clear communication between physicians and patients to make decisions together

The speakers then addressed questions from the audience.

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