
Opinion|Videos|August 6, 2026
Bringing it All Together: Final Thoughts
Finally, Zepcan and Ali reflect on the single most important lessons for pharmacists new to menin inhibitor therapy and share what they wish they'd known on day one.
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Finally, Zepcan and Ali reflect on the single most important lessons for pharmacists new to menin inhibitor therapy and share what they wish they'd known on day one. They discuss what needs to change in current practice and offer actionable first steps pharmacists can take tomorrow to optimize their approach to therapy selection, monitoring, and patient counseling in this emerging drug class.
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