The end of forever pills – CLL17 data and the BTK degrader controversy

Orlando
For decades, CLL patients faced a Faustian bargain: take a pill every day for the rest of your life, or risk relapse.
Yesterday’s plenary session at ASH suggested we might finally escape this trade-off, though as with most things in oncology, the devil lives in the details.
Those details extended to updates on BTK degraders, where early data sparked the usual premature comparisons whilst a sobering resistance mechanism reminded us why we can’t declare victory yet.
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