CLL Treatment Advances: Moving From Research to Reality

CLL Treatment Advances:
Moving From Research to Reality

Targeted Therapies, Breakthrough Combinations, and MRD

 

The world of CLL treatment is evolving fast, with new breakthroughs offering more options and greater precision than ever before.

This program brings together expert Dr. Jeff Sharman and patient advocate Andrew Schorr to break down the most important updates from recent research and clinical trials. Learn what’s changing, how it impacts treatment decisions, and what it all means for patients today.

📅 Airs: Monday, March 31 at 3 PM PT | 6 PM ET
Program Topics:
  • New Treatment Advances: Get the latest updates on targeted therapies, combination approaches, and next-generation treatments.
  • Understanding MRD: Learn how minimal residual disease (MRD) testing is shaping treatment strategies.
  • Clinical Trials & Personalized Care: Discover how biomarkers and ongoing research are changing the CLL treatment landscape.
  • Expert Insights & Patient Focus: Hear from Dr. Jeff Sharman and Andrew Schorr on what this means for patients now and in the future.

Program Speakers

Jeff Sharman, MD

Jeff
Sharman, MD

Hematology-Oncology

Director of Research - Willamette Valley Cancer Institute Medical Director of Hematology Research - The US Oncology Network

Andrew Schorr

Andrew
Schorr

Program Host

Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
Patient Advocate

We would like to thank The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and the CLL Society for their partnerships.

Webinar: CLL Treatment Advances: Moving From Research to Reality
Hosted by The Patient Story
The world of CLL treatment is evolving fast, with new breakthroughs offering more options and greater precision than ever before. Learn what’s changing, how it impacts treatment decisions, and what it all means for patients today.
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