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Foran JM, Heckman MG, Williams ME et al. Treatment of higher-risk myelodysplastic syndrome by American hematology-oncology providers: changes in first-line treatment preferences over time in relation to cytogenetics and presentation of survival data from randomized studies (2006 - 2010). F1000Posters 2012, 3:61 (poster)

Treatment of higher-risk myelodysplastic syndrome by American hematology-oncology providers: changes in first-line treatment preferences over time in relation to cytogenetics and presentation of survival data from randomized studies (2006 – 2010)

James M Foran, Michael G Heckman, Michael E Williams1, Joanne Willey, Mark R Green
Published 30 Jan 2012
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Published 30 Jan 2012

Treatment of higher-risk myelodysplastic syndrome by American hematology-oncology providers: changes in first-line treatment preferences over time in relation to cytogenetics and presentation of survival data from randomized studies (2006 – 2010)

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James M Foran, Michael G Heckman, Michael E Williams1, Joanne Willey, Mark R Green
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1 University of Virginia, USA
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53rd American Society of Hematology Annual Meeting 2011
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Competing Interests

J. Foran: Received honoraria from Xcenda; served as a consultant for Celgene Corporation.
M. Williams: Received honoraria from Xcenda; served as consultant to Celgene Corporation; is a member of the Data Safety Committee; received research support.
M. Green: Is a full-time employee of Xcenda (a full-service consultancy and managed markets agency. Xcenda has relevant business relationships with Celgene Corporation and Eisai Pharmaceuticals); serves as Chair of the Independent Data Monitoring Committee for several studies of Celgene Corporation.
J. Willey: Is a full-time employee of Xcenda.
Eisai, Inc, and Celgene Corporation provided funding for the live research events.

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