Asciminib (Scemblix) STAMP Inhibitor for Certain Chronic Myeloid Leukemia Patients Approved by FDA
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Here is the press release regarding the approval of Asciminib:
It is notable that this is different than the BTK inhibitors used in other blood cancer treatments.
What makes a STAMP inhibitor different than just a TKI?
This video published on ecancer gives an excellent explanation.
This information is very important as patients with the T3151 mutation with this diagnosis historically had poor expected outcomes from the traditional treatment. If you have CML and this mutation, or if you have had poor response to traditional treatment, ask your doctor if you qualify for this treatment.
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