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GRACE has partnered with Clinical Care Options (CCO) Oncology, to share with our community a series of educational videos regarding Measurable Residual Disease (MRD) in acute lymphocytic leukemia (ALL).
We are thrilled to share with you video discussions with the following panel:
In this video series, the doctors discuss MRD in ALL. Topics include:
Measurable Residual Disease - What Can Physicians Do with MRD Information
Measurable Residual Disease - What Does it Mean to be MRD Positive
Measurable Residual Disease - What is MRD and Why is it Important
Measurable Residual Disease - What Tests Used, How do They Work, and Which is Best for the Patient
Measurable Residual Disease - When Should they Test MRD and How do they get MRD from Patients
For more information about this video program with CCO - please visit https://www.clinicaloptions.com/oncology/programs/mrd-in-all/on-demand-….
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