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ASH: Idelalisib plus standard therapy boosts survival in relapsed CLL


 

AT ASH 2015

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The overall survival benefit was larger in the HELIOS trial, Dr. Zelenetz noted, but that was largely because the trial allowed patients to cross over from placebo to the active drug.

Gilead Sciences funded Study 115. Dr. Zelenetz disclosed receiving research funding from the company and discussing off-label use of idelalisib for relapsed/refractory CLL.

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