Volume 17, Number 1 (Jan/Feb 2026)
In Grand Rounds, an unknown G6PD deficiency led to hemolytic anemia after an infusion of rasburicase. In Diagnostic Snapshot, a patient’s primary care physician previously noted low white blood cell count, and it was found that he had a benign hematology phenomenon known as benign ethnic neutropenia (BEN) or Duffy-null associated neutrophil count (DANC). Also in this issue, learn about how 29 NCCN Member Institutions provide integrative oncology services. The Practice Matters article dives into narrative medicine, a tool that advanced practitioners can use to connect with patients’ stories. In addition, learn about the first FDA-approved product for the management of congenital thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura.
Read about a study assessing patients’ comfort with remote patient monitoring after bone marrow transplant. Learn about evidence on the use of melatonin for cancer-related fatigue. Another article reports on an intensive educational course preparing advanced practitioners to serve as PIs and sub-Is in clinical trials.
Finally, view the advanced practice initiatives and projects your colleagues presented at JADPRO Live 2025 this past October with a list of the abstracts and link to the full posters.
