US EditionRethinking CML Treatment: How New Treatments Are Improving Patient Medication Compliance and Adherence
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Rethinking CML Treatment: How New Treatments Are Improving Patient Medication Compliance and Adherence
Panelists discuss how simpler treatment regimens with fewer restrictions, such as the new nilotinib formulation without fasting requirements, can improve the chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) management approach by making medication adherence easier for patients, while acknowledging that even with improved formulations, all drugs still have potential adverse effects that require ongoing education and support, particularly for patients who may need …
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