In this activity, Dr. Stone describes the targeted therapies for CLL/SLL and MCL, and how these agents cause cardiotoxicity.

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Join Dr. Stephens as she explains targeted therapies for CLL/SLL and MCL. She will also describe associated adverse events and how to manage them.

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In this activity, experts review optimal BTKi therapy for patients with CLL or MCL and strategies for preventing and managing adverse events associated with BTKi therapy.

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Join Dr. Shanbhag as he discusses the challenges in providing optimal care to patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) in rural areas, including treatment access, clinical trial enrollment, and lack of health insurance, as well as strategies for overcoming some of these barriers so patients with CLL in rural areas can obtain maximum treatment benefit.

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The incidence rate of CLL in the US overall is about 5 per 100,000. In this newsletter, Dr. Gary Schwartz describes the epidemiology of CLL in rural America.

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