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The drug called palbociclib may be able to prevent bone marrow scars that cannot be prevented by existing myelofibrosis treatments
"Current treatment methods can only relieve symptoms and cannot significantly improve myelofibrosis
Myelofibrosis: a dangerous cancer
Myelofibrosis is a type of leukemia
Existing treatment methods for bone marrow fibrosis cannot solve the characteristics of bone marrow scars
In two different mouse models of myelofibrosis, Palbociclib itself can reduce bone marrow scars
Combining the drug with Ruxolitinib will bring more benefits, restore bone marrow and white blood cell counts to normal levels, and significantly reduce the enlarged spleen of mice
More research is needed to determine whether these findings apply to human patients
"Combined treatments including palbociclib and ruxolitinib will be able to reduce the dose of each inhibitor, thereby reducing toxicity while improving efficacy," they wrote in a new scientific paper outlining their findings
Researchers pointed out that because ruxolitinib treatment cannot significantly reduce myelofibrosis, and long-term use often loses efficacy, new myelofibrosis treatment methods are particularly needed
Mohi said: "The findings of this study are very exciting.
Avik Dutta, Dipmoy Nath, Yue Yang, Bao T.