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A case report describes the first KRAS::ETNK1 fusion in MDS/MPN with eosinophilia; the fusion disappeared when disease relapsed as AML after transplant.

Hepatitis B functional cure with bepirovirsen held in 90% to 92% of responders 48 weeks after stopping all therapy, per data at The Liver Meeting 2026.

GOLD leaders say COPD is diagnosed too late and its smoking-only image is outdated, and the 2027 report puts rehab and non–drug care up front.

Most patients with CLL/SLL who discontinued a first-line BTK inhibitor did not start second-line therapy, and older age was linked to worse outcomes.

Resmetirom real-world data at The Liver Meeting 2026 show 12-month gains in liver stiffness, fat, and enzymes among patients with MASH in 3 US data sets.

A study of 132 patients with AML given venetoclax-based therapy, 10 profiled by single-cell sequencing, linked immune features to treatment response.

This week in health equity and access: Medicaid cuts; mailed FIT outreach; EEOC pregnancy rules; GLP-1 Bridge access; and 2027 policy shifts.

Greater 340B activity—measured by county-level hospital child sites and contract pharmacy arrangements—was associated with significantly higher county-level total and out-of-pocket health care spending.

Clinicians at Population Health Roundtables shared obesity care innovations, from pharmacist-led models to same-day liver screening

The associate editor of Evidence-Based Oncology says the turnover that will follow this week's midterm election calls for renewed engagement from community oncology leaders with members of Congress, due to pressing reimbursement issues.



































