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Article
Navigating SVR with Cytopenic MF patients
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Reducing spleen size without exacerbating cytopenias has been a critical unmet need to date

Story
Listen to the patients: how Kathryn Johnson learns more about myelofibrosis
Kathryn Johnson
Symptoms of MF
Inflammation
Kathryn Johnson, DNP explains how patient conversations reveal clues that guide treatment

Article
Inflammation in MF: The Chicken or the Egg?
Symptoms of MF
Inflammation
Experts look at inflammation as a potential cause of MF

Video
One-on-One: Dr Angela Fleischman and Her Patient, Bradley
Dr Fleischman
Inflammation
Mutations & Pathways
Patients’ Perspectives
Splenomegaly
Cytopenia
Philosophy can be as important as physiology in MF care

Story
Partnering for Complete Care
Dr Scott
Co-Treatment
Latest Research
Together with hematologists-oncologists worldwide, Dr. Scott supports comprehensive care for 300 MF patients annually

Video
A Well-Dressed Approach to MF Care: Dr Gerds
Dr Gerds
Mutations & Pathways
Splenomegaly
Symptoms of MF
Thrombocytopenia
Anemia
Aaron Gerds, MD calls for a patient-tailored perspective in MF

Story
Where is Inflammation Hiding in MF?
Dr Fleischman
Mutations & Pathways
Inflammation
Patients’ Perspectives
Dr Fleischman takes us below the surface of symptoms to locate inflammation

Video
One-on-One: Dr Mascarenhas and His Patient, Gail
Dr Mascarenhas
Patients’ Perspectives
Transfusions
Cytopenia
Sharing stories with Dr Mascarenhas and his patient, Gail

Video
Connecting Care with Bart Scott, MD
Dr Scott
Latest Research
Patients’ Perspectives
Dr Scott’s global pursuit of answers in MF

Video
Ready for Another Breakthrough: Dr Mascarenhas
Dr Mascarenhas
Mutations & Pathways
Cytopenia
Patients’ Perspectives
Latest Research
MF research is gaining momentum—and that is good news