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Gleevec is a drug used to treat different types of leukemia and other cancers of the blood, gastrointestinal stromal tumors, skin tumors called dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans, and a rare condition called systemic mastocytosis. It is also being studied in the treatment of other types of cancer. Gleevec blocks the protein made by the bcr/abl oncogene. It is a type of tyrosine kinase inhibitor. Also called imatinib mesylate and STI571.
Researchers discover key reason why form of leukemia progresses from chronic phase to blast crisis

Researchers discover key reason why form of leukemia progresses from chronic phase to blast crisis

Synta Pharmaceuticals presents preclinical and clinical data of Hsp90 inhibitor STA-9090

Synta Pharmaceuticals presents preclinical and clinical data of Hsp90 inhibitor STA-9090

EpiCept provides business update and fourth-quarter financial highlights

EpiCept provides business update and fourth-quarter financial highlights

Novartis' Tasigna capsules granted priority review by FDA for treatment of adult patients with Ph+ CML

Novartis' Tasigna capsules granted priority review by FDA for treatment of adult patients with Ph+ CML

Synta Pharmaceuticals' STA-9090 inhibits WT1 protein in AML

Synta Pharmaceuticals' STA-9090 inhibits WT1 protein in AML

Sermo announces a new report on evolving trends in CML

Sermo announces a new report on evolving trends in CML

Health Canada approves first post-surgical treatment for patients with gastrointestinal stromal tumours

Health Canada approves first post-surgical treatment for patients with gastrointestinal stromal tumours

Medco Health Solutions launches Medco TRC for oncology patients

Medco Health Solutions launches Medco TRC for oncology patients

Treatment for metastatic tumor based on its unique protein makeup

Treatment for metastatic tumor based on its unique protein makeup

Synta Pharmaceuticals presents preclinical results of STA-9090 at AACR-IASLC Joint Conference

Synta Pharmaceuticals presents preclinical results of STA-9090 at AACR-IASLC Joint Conference

PDGFR's role in new blood vessel formation may explain cardiovascular side effects

PDGFR's role in new blood vessel formation may explain cardiovascular side effects

Cancer drug may provide an effective secondary treatment for gut tumor

Cancer drug may provide an effective secondary treatment for gut tumor

Preliminary studies show cancer vaccine may reduce tumor cells in CML patients

Preliminary studies show cancer vaccine may reduce tumor cells in CML patients

Synta Pharmaceuticals initiates STA-9090 Phase 2 clinical trial for GIST

Synta Pharmaceuticals initiates STA-9090 Phase 2 clinical trial for GIST

Phase 2 clinical study of STA-9090 in NSCLC initiated

Phase 2 clinical study of STA-9090 in NSCLC initiated

JCTM established to advance new research toward clinical applications

JCTM established to advance new research toward clinical applications

Beneficiaries may need to pay coinsurance for orally delivered oncology drugs, says new report

Beneficiaries may need to pay coinsurance for orally delivered oncology drugs, says new report

Update on new clinical developments and other initiatives related to Ceplene

Update on new clinical developments and other initiatives related to Ceplene

Tasigna demonstrates greater efficacy over Gleevec in chronic Ph+ CML patients

Tasigna demonstrates greater efficacy over Gleevec in chronic Ph+ CML patients

CML patients on nilotinib or dasatinib drug achieve better response than imatinib drug

CML patients on nilotinib or dasatinib drug achieve better response than imatinib drug

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