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Treatment decision should always be individualized. One size does not fit all with chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL).
Both Brian and Terry are long time CLL patients and friends that discuss what the journey is like for CLL patients. Terry tells his story and his evolution from a naïve
1. Can I take this at any time of the day? Studies with ibrutinib have been done giving it together with food and on an empty stomach. The absorption of the drug is slightly higher with food but is also good on an empty stomach. Identifying a single time during the day to take it is probably the most important thing to do. This will assure you take it at a set time every 24 hours which assures the best chance of it working.
As you might have read on the CLL Society website recently, they are working diligently to put together support group opportunities across the country for those of us living with Chronic
The Risk Of Secondary Cancer Associated With > 8 CT Scans In Patients With NHL (Non Hodgkins Lymphoma) Take Away Points: Although CLL is a form of NHL, this study is
This is a lengthy and detailed review of a complicated subject, full of excellent references, representing the extensive research and the strong and well reasoned opinions of the writer, Wayne Wells
Foreword This article may be tough going for those without a deeper interest and knowledge about CLL cellular biology, but I hope by plowing through it, perhaps more than once, and
Take Away Points: As the CAR-T technology improves, new targets for many cancers are being researched and identified. When the re-infused T cells recognize our cancer, they activate and release large
Updated on: 8/9/2023 Takeaway Points: Quiz (Where we get to play doctor) Nine months after diagnosis, a fellow patient with CLL tells you that his WBC (white blood cell count) is
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