
Andrew Evens
Deputy Director for Clinical Services & Chief Physician Officer at Rutgers Cancer Institute, lymphoma specialist and Hodgkin lymphoma researcher.
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Aug 7, 2026
Hodgkin Lymphoma Breakthroughs: Immunotherapy, Smarter Risk Models & Less Chemo | Dr. Andy Evens
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Andrew EvensGUEST
And I will say the one good thing about Beacop, even for like Nevo AVD or ABVD advocates, is the way they've designed it, even before targeted agents, that for many patients, just with chemo, you only need four cycles.

Andrew EvensGUEST
And when you think about things like cumulative anthracycline matters, how much, not just do you get it, but how much, how long, or other medications.
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Thomas BlomHOST
So how are you currently following patients post-chemotherapy to evaluate for the possibility or risk of recurrence? Yeah,