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Therapeutic advances with ropeginterferon alfa-2b improve disease control in polycythemia vera, suggesting new directions for treatment.
Ropeginterferon alfa-2b has redefined PV management by combining durable hematologic control with progressive molecular remission. Its favorable efficacy-toxicity balance and convenient dosing support long-term use, particularly in younger or treatment-naïve patients. Future research should refine patient selection, explore predictive biomarkers, and define its role among disease-modifying agents capable of transforming PV into a chronic, potentially controllable disorder.
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