Mitch Horwitz (@horwi001) 's Twitter Profile
Mitch Horwitz

@horwi001

Director; Adult Blood and Marrow Transplant Program. Duke University School of Medicine

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calendar_today26-07-2010 00:51:12

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Chenyu Lin, MD (@chenyulinmd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Final results of ph III #omidubicel vs UCB presented by Mitch Horwitz at ASTCT #Tandem22: trend towards 1y NRM benefit 15 v 29% (p=0.068), similar relapse rates, & maintained superiority in G2-3 bacterial/fungal and G3 viral infections. #BMTsm #leusm

Final results of ph III #omidubicel vs UCB presented by <a href="/horwi001/">Mitch Horwitz</a> at <a href="/ASTCT/">ASTCT</a> #Tandem22: trend towards 1y NRM benefit 15 v 29% (p=0.068), similar relapse rates, &amp; maintained superiority in G2-3 bacterial/fungal and G3 viral infections. #BMTsm #leusm
Chenyu Lin, MD (@chenyulinmd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What a fantastic technology that can really expand access to life-saving stem cell transplant procedures for underrepresented minority groups. Hope it’s approved! 🤞 #Omidubicel #bmtsm #healthdisparities

Chenyu Lin, MD (@chenyulinmd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our brief discussion w/ Targeted Oncology about Duke's 10-yr f/u of #omidubicel transplant outcomes from #ASH21 #Tandem22. International multicenter results will be presented at #SOHO22. Many thanks to Mitch Horwitz and Duke Hematologic Malignancies & Cellular Therapy for this opportunity! #bmtsm targetedonc.com/view/long-term…

Chenyu Lin, MD (@chenyulinmd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thanks to ASH for bringing #ASH22 back to its pre-covid glory! After the amazing friends and abstracts, my other highlight was seeing our recent Transplantation and Cellular Therapy Journal QOL paper referenced at an education program. Always so fulfilling to discover someone has read your work.

Thanks to <a href="/ASH_hematology/">ASH</a> for bringing #ASH22 back to its pre-covid glory! After the amazing friends and abstracts, my other highlight was seeing our recent <a href="/ASTCT_Journal/">Transplantation and Cellular Therapy Journal</a> QOL paper referenced at an education program. Always so fulfilling to discover someone has read your work.
Chenyu Lin, MD (@chenyulinmd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

BREAKING: U.S. FDA has approved #omidubicel for stem cell transplantation. Cord expansion is here! Tremendous congrats to Mitch Horwitz Duke Hematologic Malignancies & Cellular Therapy and Gamida Cell for this decade-long journey bringing the drug from bench to trials to patients. #bmtsm $GMDA fda.gov/news-events/pr…

Shernan Holtan MD (@sghmd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Omidubicel is FDA approved: - Nicotinamide-expanded UCB - Age 12+ - Myeloablative conditioning - Median ANC 500 = 12 days - Median platelets 20K = 37 days - Fewer grade 2/3 infections than standard UCBT - GVHD: 56% grade II-IV, 14% grade III-IV, 35% chronic

Matt Hoffman (@bymatthoffman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"The studies have shown that #omidubicel is associated with faster recovery of blood counts, a lower risk of infection, shorter hospital stays, and better quality of life compared to conventional cord blood transplants," Chenyu Lin, MD, of Duke University told us.

Mikkael A. Sekeres MD, MS (@mikkaelsekeres) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My latest “Letter From a Jail” to ⁦ABIM Foundation⁩ about the Board’s every-3-month Longitudinal Knowledge Assessments! They are DEFINITELY no vacation! 😡🩺 medpagetoday.com/opinion/second…

Mitch Horwitz (@horwi001) 's Twitter Profile Photo

As a heme malignancy doc, answering questions on bladder cancer on a Saturday morning is infuriating. Having to do it in 4 minutes is an abomination. This must end!! Please sign.

Duke Hematologic Malignancies & Cellular Therapy (@dukehmct) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Duke HMCT has received funding to continue as a core center for the NIH-sponsored Blood and Marrow Transplant Clinical Trials Network (BMT CTN). Dr. Mitchell Horwitz (Mitch Horwitz) is the PI and leads the Duke Consortium including the UVA and Novant Health cell therapy programs.

Duke HMCT has received funding to continue as a core center for the NIH-sponsored Blood and Marrow Transplant Clinical Trials Network (BMT CTN). Dr. Mitchell Horwitz (<a href="/horwi001/">Mitch Horwitz</a>) is the PI and leads the Duke Consortium including the <a href="/UVA/">UVA</a> and <a href="/NovantHealth/">Novant Health</a> cell therapy programs.