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Combined CAR-T Targeting Yields High Response Rate in Myeloma
Necessity of CD19-directed T cells is questioned
5 days ago - MedPageToday
UAMS Myeloma Center receives $542,486 grant from Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
Brian Walker, Ph.D., with the Myeloma Center at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences has received a $542,486, three-year grant from the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society...
5 days ago - News Medical
Dual CAR-T in Myeloma Yields 95% Response Rate
Lack of comparator arm calls into question necessity of CD19 targeting
9 days ago - MedPageToday
MGUS to Myeloma: Changes in Serum Immune Markers Help Predict Conversion
Results support annual blood tests and ongoing risk assessment for those with MGUS and its subtype, light-chain MGUS
21 days ago - MedPageToday
Anti-PD-1 Therapy Strikes Out in Two Myeloma Trials
No survival benefit with pembrolizumab in newly diagnosed or relapsed/refractory disease
22 days ago - MedPage Today
Annual Test Best for Monoclonal Gammopathy of Undetermined Significance
The risk of progression of monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance to multiple myeloma appears to be inconsistent, prompting a need for annual testing, according to...
22 days ago - Medscape
Serum Immune Markers May Predict Conversion From MGUS to Myeloma
Results could support annual blood tests and risk assessment for those with MGUS and its subtype, light-chain MGUS
27 days ago - MedPage Today
Study finds new way to help cancer doctors predict blood clots in patients with multiple myeloma
New research from the Hutchinson Institute for Cancer Outcomes Research- which is based at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center- along with the University of Washington and...
29 days ago - News Medical - 3 articles
New Approach to Target Bone Metastases Sparing Bone Identified
Engineered stem cells carry agents to bone metastatic sites, where they offload therapeutics. This approach could be used in diseases like multiple myeloma.
1 month ago - Medindia Health
Many Shades of Disparities in Myeloma Care
Despite advancements, outcomes are affected by disparities at several levels, says Sid Ganguly, MD
1 month ago - MedPageToday
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