The rapid onset of COVID-19 in the United States, combined with the dismantling of the spring 2020 medical conference infrastructure and widespread travel bans and social distancing has created a synchronous need in all clinical arenas to manage patients with pre-existing conditions, such as schi

In recent years, overwhelming evidence suggests that LAIs may improve adherence, reduce relapse and hospitalizations, lessen the risk of treatment failure, and decrease mortality.

Join Drs. Neal Shore, Gautam Jayram, and Nurse Tanya O’Neal as they discuss clinical considerations for managing immune-related adverse events that may occur at any time during therapy and, as of yet, there is no reliable means to predict who will develop them.

Immunotherapies are revolutionizing many cancer treatment regimens and show promise in locally advanced or metastatic bladder cancer. Immune checkpoint inhibitors are attempting to fill an unmet need in relapsed disease and biomarkers may assist in identifying patients most likely to respond.