
Opinion|Videos|July 16, 2026
Choosing Between Revumenib and Ziftomenib for Patients With NPM1 Mutations
Choosing revimumab vs ziftomab in NPM1 AML depends on KMT2A status, transplant plans, drug interactions, adherence, and QTc monitoring.
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In this episode, Zepcan walks through the specific clinical questions pharmacists should ask when a prescriber is selecting between these agents for patients with NPM1 mutations—the only indication where both are approved. She covers transplant eligibility timelines, drug interaction burden, and QTc monitoring to help pharmacists counsel prescribers on evidence-based selection criteria.
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