Myelofibrosis no longer a laggard in blood cancer survival thanks to treatment advances
Five-year net survival for the rare disease has doubled in recent years but more research is needed to better understand the condition, writes Michael McHale While relatively uncommon, myelofibrosis patients thankfully face significantly better outcomes now than in years gone by. A type of cancer that disrupts the body’s normal production of blood cells, myelofibrosis … Read more