Chemotherapy Chemotherapy damages the cells’ DNA and non-specifically kills anything that grows quickly, such as cancer cells, but also skin, hair, gut, and normal blood cells. In CLL / SLL, common

Immunotherapy Immunotherapy works by harnessing the body’s own immune system and offers options for powerful, yet well-tolerated, therapies. Examples include monoclonal antibodies (rituximab, obinutuzumab, and others) that recognize the cancer, drugs

Targeted Therapies Most new “small molecules” can be taken by mouth. Many work by blocking pathways that the cancer cells have pirated and become addicted to such as signaling pathways. Examples

Clinical Trial Results Clinical Trial Results No drugs receive FDA approval for use in CLL / SLL or come to market without being first evaluated for safety, efficacy, dosage, and many other factors

Richter’s Transformation Richter’s Transformation First described in 1928, Richter’s Transformation (RT), also called Richter’s Syndrome (RS), occurs when CLL / SLL changes into a related but much more aggressive large cell

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