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Owen O'ConnorDuring SOHO 2019, Houston, US, the Lymphoma Hub asked Dr Owen A. O’Connor from Columbia University, New York, US, about treatments in the pipeline for T-cell lymphoma. He gives an update on the recent clinical developments for patients with relapsed or refractory diseases. He also describes treatment paradigms incorporating combinations of drugs with novel backbones, which hopefully in the future will replace CHOP-based therapies.
What is in the pipeline for the treatment of T-cell lymphoma?
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