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Adding the anti-CD19 monoclonal antibody and lenalidomide to the classic combination drove superior PFS, with a positive trend in OS. Higher rates of adverse events offset the positive survival results in an area of great unmet need.

Early data for LINKER-AL2 show linvoseltamab drives rapid and deep responses following relapse after frontline treatment for AL amyloidosis, which has no approved therapies.

ARACOG trial data highlight cognitive effects of ARPIs in prostate cancer, showing less cognitive decline with darolutamide than enzalutamide, notes Alicia Morgans, MD, MPH.

Updated toxicity criteria improve immunotherapy toxicity management in melanoma, spotlighting rapid action for rare cardiotoxicity, says Igor Puzanov, MD, MSCI, FACP.

According to the ROADS trial, GammaTile cesium-131 brachytherapy boosts local control and survival in brain cancer treatment, matching SRT safety while avoiding radiation delays.

Early palliative care integration in oncology boosts symptom alleviation and quality of life, but access, workforce shortages, and institutional barriers slow referrals.

Teclistamab bispecific from Johnson & Johnson boosts early-line multiple myeloma outcomes, fueling safer outpatient therapy options.

Twice-yearly depemokimab reduced exacerbations and improved quality-of-life outcomes in type 2 asthma and CRSwNP studies.

Resmetirom boosts MASH cardiovascular protection, lowering LDL cholesterol and Lp(a) even on statins, and pushes routine Lp(a) testing.

Two posters presented at EASL 2026 clarify where peginterferon alfa-2b fits in therapy for patients with chronic hepatitis B.

Heiner Wedemeyer, MD, offered an unflinching assessment of viral hepatitis medicine, celebrating landmark breakthroughs while issuing a clear warning that the field is failing the populations it set out to protect.

Mezigdomide, a powerful CELMoD, doubles PFS in relapsed multiple myeloma, offering hope when IMiDs stop working.

Week 96 SOLSTICE data show tobevibart plus elebsiran deepens durable hepatitis D virus (HDV) and HBsAg suppression, beating monotherapy.

Elliot Tapper, MD, explains how digital health, precise screening, and direct hepatology care can treat alcohol-associated liver disease and mental health.

Re-engagement rates for patients with hepatitis B lost to follow-up range from 2% to 100% globally, with proximity to patients driving the best outcomes.

Low risk stratification rates are fueling a looming MASH cost crisis, but earlier treatment access could bend the curve, said Zobair M. Younossi, MD.

ASCO 2026 spotlights practice-changing cancer data: PROTEUS in prostate cancer, RAS(ON) inhibitor daraxonrasib, new bispecifics, and GLP-1 signals.

New data highlight pevifoscorvir’s potent antiviral activity and sustained hepatitis B antigen suppression lasting up to 96 weeks after treatment.

Meena Bansal, MD, discusses the evolving MASH pipeline and why precision phenotyping, biomarkers, and cardiovascular outcomes data remain critical gaps.

Phase 2 data for DD01 and pemvidutide show liver-directed MASH benefits beyond weight loss, with strong tolerability heading into phase 3.

Full results from the pivotal B-Well 1 and B-Well 2 phase 3 trials confirm that bepirovirsen delivers statistically significant functional cure rates in chronic hepatitis B.

Two posters presented at the EASL Congress 2026 highlight promising clinical and preclinical findings for AHB-137.

The American Thoracic Society 2026 International Conference included sessions that focused on topics such as pulmonary rehabilitation and global disparities in thoracic care.

ATS 2026 showcased new pulmonary therapies, clinical trials, and cross-specialty collaboration to improve patient care.

Pharmacists need better support to manage emotional strain tied to patient suffering, treatment costs, and care decisions, says Karen Fancher, PharmD, BCOP.

Ontada research presented at ISPOR 2026 shows the NCCN Distress Thermometer can predict overall survival in metastatic cancers, but the relationship varies by cancer type.

Ontada finds that EHR-based education boosts NCCN guideline-concordant care for patients with HER2-low metastatic cancer, raising targeted treatment use among providers who took part in the education activities.

Jamie R. Felzer, MD, discusses vaccine misinformation, public mistrust, and strategies to restore confidence in this science.