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Assessing the aging individual with hematologic disorders: How geriatric assessment can define the fitness of an older patient
ESH eLearning, Tanya Wildes, 212184
Management of CMML and other MDS/MPN entities
ESH eLearning, Raphael Itzykson, 212183
Management of high grade MDS
ESH eLearning, Pierre Fenaux, 212182
Biology of MDS
ESH eLearning, Benjamin Ebert, 212181
Microenvironment and MDS
ESH eLearning, Rebekka Schneider, 212180
Treatment of MALT lymphoma
ESH eLearning, Emanuele Zucca, 210040
Treatment of nodal marginal zone lymphoma
ESH eLearning, Catherine Thieblemont, 210039
Treatment of splenic marginal zone lymphoma
ESH eLearning, Barbara Kiesewetter, 210038
Clinical aspects
ESH eLearning, Catherine Thieblemont, 210037
Marginal zone lymphoma. Prognostic models.
ESH eLearning, Carlos Montalban, 210036
Marginal zone lymphoma: biology and molecular genetics
ESH eLearning, Ming Qing Du, 210035
The pathology of marginal zone lymphomas
ESH eLearning, German Ott, 210034
New agents
ESH eLearning, Gilles Salles, 210033
Treatment of follicular lymphoma (FL): Salvage therapy
ESH eLearning, Vincent Ribrag, 210032
Advanced stage patient, first line
ESH eLearning, Christian Buske, 210031
Integrating molecular diagnostics for improved patient stratification in follicular lymphoma
ESH eLearning, Oliver Weigert, 210030
Clonal evolution of follicular lymphoma
ESH eLearning, Michael Green, 210029
Follicular lymphoma; from genetics to pathogenesis
ESH eLearning, Riccardo Dalla-Favera, 210028
Venetoclax
ESH eLearning, Peter Hillmen, 210027
Idelalisib
ESH eLearning, Michael J. Keating, 210026
Novel targeted therapies in CL - Ibrutinib
ESH eLearning, John Gribben, 210025
Chlorambucil plus anti-CD20 MoAb
ESH eLearning, Valentin Goede, 210024
BR
ESH eLearning, Olivier TOURNILHAC, 210023
FCR
ESH eLearning, Michael J. Keating, 210022
Predictive biomarkers in CLL
ESH eLearning, Davide Rossi, 210021
Genetic portrait of CLL
ESH eLearning, Catherine Wu, 210020
Micro RNA dysregulation to identify targets for therapy in hematopoietic malignancies
ESH eLearning, Carlo M. Croce, 210019
Myeloma Hub
ESH eLearning, ESH , 204612
iCMLf Prize talk
ESH eLearning, Jerry Radich, 205141
John Goldman Prize Talk
ESH eLearning, Tim Hughes, 205140
Janet Rowley Prize talk
ESH eLearning, Mhairi Copland, 205142
T-cell engaging antibodies: what lessons have we learnt?
ESH eLearning, Marion Subklewe, 204677
Upcoming clinical trials for venetoclax chemotherapy combinations for AML
ESH eLearning, Marina Konopleva, 204678
Providing the relevant information to patients: a changing approach in Spain
ESH eLearning, Jorge Sierra, 204679
What are the alternative treatment options for relapsed or elderly AML patients?
ESH eLearning, Jorge Sierra, 204680
Cytokine release syndrome: a limiting factor for AML treatment
ESH eLearning, John DiPersio, 204681
Bispecific agents: the future of AML and MDS treatment?
ESH eLearning, John DiPersio, 204682
The problem of treating AML with CD123-targeting drugs
ESH eLearning, John DiPersio, 204683
Mimetics: the future of AML treatment?
ESH eLearning, Andrew Wei, 204684
Highly targeted medication for AML
ESH eLearning, Andrew Wei, 204685
Combating AML
ESH eLearning, Andrew Wei, 204686
Current research into pro-apoptosis medication for leukemia
ESH eLearning, Andrew Wei, 204687
The molecular mechanisms of epigenetic therapies: LTRs and TINATs
ESH eLearning, Christoph Plass, 204688
The potential benefits of epigenetic therapy research
ESH eLearning, Christoph Plass, 204689
GATA2 and its influence on AML
ESH eLearning, Emery Bresnick, 204690
Collaboration and cooperation in hematology-oncology research
ESH eLearning, Emery Bresnick, 204691
The use of second generation FLT3 inhibitors for AML
ESH eLearning, Francesco Lo-Coco, 204692
The standardization of molecular diagnostics for myeloid diseases in Italy
ESH eLearning, Francesco Lo-Coco, 204693
New treatments for AML using inhibitors
ESH eLearning, Francesco Lo-Coco, 204694
The future of leukemia treatment in the elderly
ESH eLearning, John DiPersio, 204695
Advising AML patients to participate in clinical trials
ESH eLearning, Marina Konopleva, 204673
Expanding trials using bispecifics
ESH eLearning, John DiPersio, 204697
The challenges facing elderly AML treatment
ESH eLearning, Lars Bullinger, 204698
Adapting AML treatment for elderly patients
ESH eLearning, Lars Bullinger, 204699
Translational research in Berlin to improve AML treatment outcomes
ESH eLearning, Lars Bullinger, 204700
Reassuring patients with AML
ESH eLearning, Lars Bullinger, 204701
Selecting AML patients for intensive treatment
ESH eLearning, Marina Konopleva, 204702
Promising results for venetoclax combination therapies in elderly AML
ESH eLearning, Marina Konopleva, 204703
An overview of immunotherapies for leukemia
ESH eLearning, Ravindra Majeti, 204704
Tackling CD47-positive malignancies
ESH eLearning, Ravindra Majeti, 204705
Pre-leukemic stem cells: a telltale sign of AML
ESH eLearning, Ravindra Majeti, 204706
Game-changing treatments for leukemia
ESH eLearning, Ravindra Majeti, 204707
CAR T-cells and CRISPR: The future of AML treatment
ESH eLearning, Saar Gill, 204708
The development of novel treatment modalities: regulations and expectations
ESH eLearning, Saar Gill, 204709
Transferring lessons learnt from treating ALL to AML
ESH eLearning, Saar Gill, 204710
Price vs. performance: CAR T-cells
ESH eLearning, Saar Gill, 204711
The potential of differentiation therapies for AML
ESH eLearning, Stéphane de Botton, 204712
The next steps for the IDH2 inhibitor drug enasidenib
ESH eLearning, Stéphane de Botton, 204713
Working with smaller research companies
ESH eLearning, Stéphane de Botton, 204714
The future of AML and MDS diagnosis and treatment
ESH eLearning, Stéphane de Botton, 204715
AML clinical trials: early stage vs. relapse/refractory patients
ESH eLearning, Marion Subklewe, 204676
AML immunotherapy: pre-clinical data to look forward to at ASH 2017
ESH eLearning, Marion Subklewe, 204675
One size does not fit all: AML subtype treatment approaches
ESH eLearning, Mark Levis, 204674
The rapid progression of IDH1/2 mutant enzyme inhibitors through clinical trials
ESH eLearning, Stéphane , 204672
AML immunotherapy: patients need to be well informed
ESH eLearning, Marion Subklewe, 204671
The drugs being used to treat newly diagnosed AML patients
ESH eLearning, Mark Levis, 204670
Venetoclax for elderly AML patients
ESH eLearning, Mark Levis, 204669
The challenges of using kinase inhibitors for AML treatment
ESH eLearning, Mark Levis, 204668
Combination therapies and improving overall survival in AML
ESH eLearning, Mark Levis, 204667
Balancing hereditary research with patient care in leukemia
ESH eLearning, Jane Churpek, 204666
Developing an understanding of disease progression in MDS and AML
ESH eLearning, Jane Churpek, 204665
The benefits of patient advocacy groups
ESH eLearning, Jane Churpek, 204664
What are the drivers of leukemia?
ESH eLearning, Omar Abdel-Wahab, 204663
Therapeutics targeting splicing in hematological malignancies
ESH eLearning, Omar Abdel-Wahab, 204662
Neomorphic mutations driving hematological cancers
ESH eLearning, Omar Abdel-Wahab, 204661
The importance of collaboration in AML research
ESH eLearning, Omar Abdel-Wahab, 204660
Finding novel treatment options for relapsed/progressing AML
ESH eLearning, Jorge Sierra, 204659
Infrastructure for AML treatment in Spain
ESH eLearning, Jorge Sierra, 204658
Resistance mechanisms to FLT3 inhibitors in AML
ESH eLearning, Katherine Smith, 204657
Combinations with FLT3 inhibitors: the way forward for AML treatment
ESH eLearning, Katherine Smith, 204656
Role of genetics in hematological malignancies: expanding our understanding
ESH eLearning, Jane Churpek, 204655
Integrating midostaurin into FLT3 positive AML treatment
ESH eLearning, Miguel Sanz, 204654
Why are new molecules typically combined with standard chemotherapy?
ESH eLearning, Miguel Sanz, 204653
The need for collaboration amongst hospitals: learning from RATIFY
ESH eLearning, Miguel Sanz, 204652
Efficacy of first generation FLT3 inhibitors for AML
ESH eLearning, Miguel Sanz, 204651
The spliceosome mutations that can cause hematological malignancies
ESH eLearning, Omar Abdel-Wahab, 204650
Novel targets for AML
ESH eLearning, Ramiro Garzon, 204649
Exportin (XPO1) inhibitors for the treatment of AML
ESH eLearning, Ramiro Garzon, 204648
Targeting non-coding RNAs in leukemia
ESH eLearning, Ramiro Garzon, 204647
When to use bispecifics for AML
ESH eLearning, John DiPersio, 204696

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