IBRUTINIB vs NILOTINIB

Hey everyone, get ready for some deep due diligence, this time not for REGAL, but for SLS-009, buyout, and what the future will look like with buyout from a strategic acquirer. Before I start, I would suggest for those haven’t yet, read Part 1 and Part 2 that goes over the deep due diligence and mac

Hey everyone, get ready for some deep due diligence, this time not for REGAL, but for SLS-009, buyout, and what the future will look like with buyout from a strategic acquirer. Before I start, I would suggest for those haven’t yet, read Part 1 and Part 2 that goes over the deep due diligence and mac

Hi everyone. I’m looking for insight from others with CLL experience. My dad has CLL with 96% involvement in his bone marrow per recent biopsy. His platelets are low, and over the past two weeks his anemia has worsened very very quickly. Recent timeline: Hospitalized with hemoglobin \~7.5 and fever

To Those Who Wish to learn, I feel like I may be giving away a secret.... but... here it goes... Earlier today I had a [twitter conversation](https://twitter.com/sentivcapital/status/1663230898702106634) about AI in regards to potential for future impact on stocks. I received a lot of DMs and to be

I’ve been pretty successful in a media career but now, at 43, 3 years post my diagnosis with my cancer under control (no cure... a rare lymphoma/on ibrutinib forever) two kids 7 and 4 at home and the sole breadwinner for the family, I’m so disenchanted. I finally feel great health wise... back to m

I was researching to find out * Examples of cancer drugs in the past that came to market later where treatments already existed, but ended up being commercially successful - * What were the characteristics of these late entrants that led to their success and does Cosibelimab have some of these char

**Is progression a meaningful outcome measure for a patient with indolent lymphoma** **If I don't feel anything (i.e. asymptomatic) and can live for decades with my lymphoma should I even worry about the fact that I have some enlarged lymph nodes or abnormalities of my lab work ???** I had a dis

Apparently a patient had been administering the medication this way... It's on the ISMP do not crush list. I called the manufacturer (Pharmacyclics) and they had no data on administering through any enteral feeding tubes, so they recommended not to give the medication in this manner. I can't find an

Just looking for some people who have been on either of these and their experiences! I started Dasatinib 100mg for my CML and it worked well for reducing my WBC and BCR-ABL. However, I was only on it for about 2 months as the side effects were pretty intolerable. Really severe bone pain, fatigue, he

Has anyone had any issues switching from brand to generic TKIs? Specifically Tasgina to Nilotinib. Counts have been good for a decade but now insurance making me change to Nilotinib. I know it’s basically the same med (just different fillers) but wanted to see if anyone had experience with it? Thank

Hi, the European Leukemia Net published its 2025 update of recommendations for the treatment of CML recently, you can find it on the internet ([2025 European LeukemiaNet recommendations for the management of chronic myeloid leukemia | Leukemia](https://www.nature.com/articles/s41375-025-02664-w)). T

Hey everyone, I’m 10 months into a chronic phase CML diagnosis with no detectable mutation. I started on Nilotinib, then moved to Dasatinib (up to 140mg), but my BCR’s been stuck around 20% and hasn’t dropped enough. Starting Ponatinib on Monday. If that doesn’t work, the plan is Asciminib, then tra

Hi guys, My husband has been living with CML for around 20 years now (age 36). He had been on Imatinib fot a long time, before he got changed on Nilotinib in 2020. Since he changed medication, his blood tests had always been stable (grade 4 or 4.5) until a few months ago, where he suddenly got to g

I'm about 6 months post diagnosis, and 4 months into TKIs (Tasigna 600mg daily). Super grateful to be TKI sensitive, with BCR-ABL1 down from 41% to .0066%, but now starting to process what life will be like living with CML and nilotinib. Fatigue and dry, itchy skin have been the main side effects so

Hello! Diagnosed with CML July 2024 and been taking Imatinib. However, for the past 6 months my CBC is not normal. My doctor decided to change tki to Nilotinib 600mg. Anyone who uses Nilotinib? It it better? My I know the side effects that you experience? Thank you 🙂

I’m 25 yo male diagnosed w cp cml in dec 2022. Responded well to nilotinib for 4 months with a hematologic relapse recently. Confirmed T315I mutation. Doc suggests ponatinib until we can schedule a bone marrow transplant. Anybody had similar experiences? What does my prognosis look like? Thanks for