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Bispecific Antibodies in the Treatment of Multiple Myeloma: Expert and Patient Perspectives : Episode 7

Discussing Consent for Supportive Care Agents with Patients with Multiple Myeloma

February 22, 2023
By Ajai Chari, MD
Annel Urena
  • Kiah Purcell

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Nurse Practitioner Kiah Purcell explains how she discusses supportive care agents with patients receiving a BCMA-targeting bispecific for multiple myeloma in case a patient experiences cytokine release syndrome.

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