American Society of Hematology
Stem cell transplants viable option for patients suffering from lymphoma and HIV
Published in Patient Care Law Weekly, February 13th, 2005
A new study showing that this treatment is a viable option for select patients with HIV-associated lymphoma was published Blood, the official journal of the American Society of Hematology.
Because of the immunodeficiency associated with HIV, HIV-positive patients are more likely to develop lymphoma than HIV-negative individuals, and the treatment for their cancer is far less likely to be successful.
Sonali Smith, MD, assistant professor of Medicine at the University of...
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