COTA Research Showcased High Concordance Rate Between Real-World Physician Response Assessment & the 2017 European LeukemiaNet (ELN) Criteria for Acute Myeloid Leukemia at EHA2022
COTA researchers and collaborators’s recent abstract in the European Hematology Association’s library, found that overall agreement between response categories was 65.1% among AML data.
After two years, COTA was back together in NYC for an in-person all-hands meeting. As much as we have learned to adapt to the world of remote work, there is no substitute for the connection, collaboration, and energy that comes from physically being in the same space.
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