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ASH Annual Meeting 2026

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    Atlas imports meetings for December 12–15, 2026, in New Orleans time. Meetings in rooms on the floor plan also appear as map pins.

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    Enter a disease, drug, biomarker, author’s name or abstract number. A surname or partial name brings up a list of authors. A full name matches the listed name regardless of case, accents or punctuation. Different middle names or initials stay separate. Authors with identical listed names appear together.

    Atlas recognizes common abbreviations and treats “phase three,” “phase 3” and “phase III” alike. If a search returns no matches, Atlas may correct a spelling error and show the corrected query. Quoted phrases, short acronyms and numbered identifiers stay exact.

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    “Searching for” lists the criteria Atlas applied. Use “or” for alternatives and “without” to exclude the next criterion. For comparisons, try a phrase such as “better than 7+3 in AML.” Atlas looks for the named comparator and ranks head-to-head randomized comparisons first.

    Open Filters to narrow by disease, treatment, phase, setting, line of therapy, study design or presentation type. Conflicting criteria return zero matches. Terms too short to search appear as “Ignored.”

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    Atlas uses titles, methods and conference topics to identify matches. Phase-specific searches use titles and methods and exclude evidence syntheses. Check the source excerpts and full abstract when evaluating a result. Missing source text limits what Atlas can match.

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    Agenda uses the official ASH session windows to estimate individual talk times. Items with incomplete schedules stay in Saved. Check the official programme for updates and open Source & coverage for the date and contents of the library snapshot.