CPX‑351 in Down Syndrome–Associated Myeloid Leukemia: a dose‑sensitivity mismatch that reduced event‑free survival in the ML‑DS 2018 trial

CPX‑351 in Down Syndrome–Associated Myeloid Leukemia: a dose‑sensitivity mismatch that reduced event‑free survival in the ML‑DS 2018 trial

In the ML‑DS 2018 trial, substituting reduced‑intensity induction with CPX‑351 led to lower 24‑month event‑free survival (69% vs 90%) despite excellent overall survival and minimal treatment‑related mortality; MRD by GATA1 NGS, trisomy 8 and complex karyotype predicted relapse.
Age‑Adapted Chemotherapy Plus MRD‑Directed Transplantation Improves Safety Without Sacrificing Efficacy in Ph‑Negative Adult ALL: Key Findings from GRAALL‑2014

Age‑Adapted Chemotherapy Plus MRD‑Directed Transplantation Improves Safety Without Sacrificing Efficacy in Ph‑Negative Adult ALL: Key Findings from GRAALL‑2014

The GRAALL‑2014 trial shows that age‑adapted chemotherapy with MRD‑guided alloHSCT reduces early mortality and transplant use while maintaining disease‑free survival in adults (18–59) with Ph‑negative ALL; 4‑year DFS was 57.1% and overall survival improved across age groups.
DAGO2 (daunorubicin/cytarabine + fractionated gemtuzumab) Outperforms CPX‑351 in Older Adults with Non‑Adverse‑Risk AML: NCRI AML18 Results

DAGO2 (daunorubicin/cytarabine + fractionated gemtuzumab) Outperforms CPX‑351 in Older Adults with Non‑Adverse‑Risk AML: NCRI AML18 Results

In older adults (≥60 years) with non‑adverse‑risk AML enrolled in NCRI AML18, daunorubicin/cytarabine plus fractionated gemtuzumab (DAGO2) produced higher early MRD‑negative CR rates and superior 3‑year EFS and OS versus CPX‑351, with particular molecular subgroups showing no benefit or harm from CPX‑351.