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`The FDA approval of ibrutinib for adults with chronic graft-versus-host disease may herald
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`GVHD causes a cross-section of complications -
`from infections to debilitating tissue
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`following hematopoietic stem cell transplant. Although the approval of one drug will not
`eliminate all these challenges, there is hope the agent will provide a step on the road to
`long-term GVHD management.
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`"For a long time, there were no new drugs for GVHD , at least in part because
`pharmaceutical companies were reluctant to get involved ," James L.M. Ferrara MD,
`DSc, Ward-Coleman chair in cancer medicine ; director of Hematologic Malignancies
`Translational Research Center at Tisch Cancer Institute; and professor of medicine,
`hematology and medical oncology at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, told
`Hem One Today. "One very smart senior VP of a pharma company said the problem is
`that GVHD is where new drugs go to die."
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`Still, the tide may be changing with increased understanding of GVHD biology, and with
`encouraging data emerging on JAK and histone deacetylase inhibitors.
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`"However, there are a couple of big questions that we'll need to answer with these drugs,"
`Ferrara said. "One is whether we'll be able to get a complete response , and another is
`whether we' II be able to get patients off steroids, which decimate the immune system."
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`Beyond treatment, researchers also are working to prevent GVHD by identifying novel
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`Although HSCT can provide long-term survival for some patients with hematologic
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`Chronic GVHD can occur 3 months to up to 2 years after transplant. Although chronic
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`Incidence of acute GVHD ranges from 26% to 50% among recipients of matched sibling
`donor grafts, and from 42% to 75% among recipients of matched unrelated donor grafts.
`Chronic GVHD can affect around 30% of recipients of fully matched transplants to 60% to
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