Cuando la sudoración nocturna indica un linfoma raro
El linfoma de células del manto (LCM) se diagnostica con mayor frecuencia en personas de edad avanzada y a menudo en etapas tardías. En los últimos años, en este ámbito, lejos de la atención central,…
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Night sweats, often dismissed as a common complaint, can be an early signal of mantle cell lymphoma, a rare cancer typically diagnosed in older patients and often at advanced stages. The field is undergoing a quiet shift from uniform aggressive treatment toward personalized biological therapies tailored to individual patient and tumor characteristics. This evolution in care, driven by specialists like Dr. Nathaniel Horowitz, aims to improve outcomes for a disease that has historically been caught late. The key development to watch is how widely these targeted approaches will be adopted and whether they can shift the typical late-stage diagnosis pattern.

