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What impact does trial eligibility have on the generalizability of survival data?
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Tarec El-GalalyDuring the 63rd ASH Annual Meeting and Exposition, the Lymphoma Hub was pleased to speak with Tarec El-Galaly, Aalborg University Hospital, Aalborg, DK. We asked, What impact does trial eligibility have on the generalizability of survival data?
What impact does trial eligibility have on the generalizability of survival data?
El-Galaly begins by discussing the Mayo Clinic trial that inspired this study and the increasing awareness in the lymphoma community of the generalizability of trials. He outlines the design of the trial and their findings, which matched those of the Mayo Clinic. Finally, he discusses matching clinical trial outcomes to real-world patients, and highlights a study presented at ASH.
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