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Progress Against Leukemia
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1970–1979
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Progress Against Leukemia 1970–1979 1974: FDA approves doxorubicin
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Progress Against Leukemia 1970–1979 1975: Era of bone marrow transplantation begins – extending lives of many patients with leukemia and lymphoma
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Progress Against Leukemia 1970–1979 1977: Chlorambucil induces remissions for chronic lymphocytic leukemia
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Progress Against Leukemia 1980–1989
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Progress Against Leukemia 1980–1989 1982: Daunorubicin proven superior to doxorubicin for AML
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Progress Against Leukemia 1980–1989 1986: National bone marrow transplantation registry is established
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Progress Against Leukemia 1980–1989 Late 1980s: Benzene established to cause cancer
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Progress Against Leukemia 1990–1999
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Progress Against Leukemia 1990–1999 1995: Lymphocyte transfusions re-induce leukemia remissions 1995: Approval of tretinoin leads to 95 percent cure rate for rare leukemia
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Progress Against Leukemia 2000–Present
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Progress Against Leukemia 2000–Present 2000: Fludarabine works faster, better for patients with CLL
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Progress Against Leukemia 2000–Present 2001: New targeted therapy – imatinib – proven effective against chronic myelogenous leukemia
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Progress Against Leukemia 2000–Present 2004, 2006: Epigenetic drugs approved to prevent cancer in patients with myelodysplastic syndromes
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Progress Against Leukemia 2000–Present 2005: Drug approved to reduce oral sores caused by cancer treatment
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Progress Against Leukemia 2000–Present 2006: New drug helps CML patients who become resistant to imatinib
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Progress Against Leukemia 2000–Present 2007: Addition of an arsenic compound found to improve survival for rare form of leukemia 2007: Study supports expanded use of dasatinib for CML 2007: Bendamustine is effective against chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL)
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Progress Against Leukemia 2000–Present 2009: Genome of acute myelogenous leukemia is sequenced
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Progress Against Leukemia 2000–Present 2010: Tyrosine kinase inhibitors provide additional options for CML 2011: Adding rituximab extends survival for chronic lymphocytic leukemia
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Progress Against Leukemia Five-Year Survival Source: National Cancer Institute
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Progress Against Leukemia Mortality Source: National Cancer Institute
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Progress Against Leukemia New Cases Source: National Cancer Institute
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Visit CancerProgress.Net for an interactive timeline of progress against a range of common cancers CancerProgress.Net is a project of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, which represents nearly 30,000 physicians who treat people with cancer and research new cures
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