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ASCO publishes guideline on treating pregnant women with blood cancers

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A guideline from the American Society of Clinical Oncology offers clear, evidence-based direction for treating blood cancers during pregnancy and shows that many patients can safely receive timely cancer care without compromising fetal health. 

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