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What advances have there been in biomarkers for AML?
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During the 2021 ASCO Annual Meeting, the AML Hub spoke with Chris Hourigan, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, US. We asked, What advances have there been in biomarkers for AML?
What advances have there been in biomarkers for AML?
Hourigan summarises three abstracts from ASCO, including MRD testing for risk stratification, using a 'mechanistic hubris' that moves past using single mutations, and finally, understanding the host microenvironment instead of solely focusing on leukemia biology.
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