Opinion|Videos|September 3, 2024
Adverse Event Management with BCMA Therapy
Ellen Marin, PA-C, provides an overview of adverse effects associated with BCMA-directed bispecific therapy in multiple myeloma.
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- What are some common adverse events that you’ve seen in your clinical practice associated with BCMA-directed therapies?
- What mitigation strategies are you implementing to alleviate adverse events?
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