
Opinion|Videos|April 23, 2024
Updates on the iNTEGRATE and ROCKstar Trials
Yi-Bin Chen, MD, provides an overview of the iNTEGRATE and ROCKstar trials, underscoring their significance in the current treatment paradigm for graft versus host disease, particularly highlighting their ability to inhibit the fibrosis cascade, which offers substantial benefits for patient healing and recovery.
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