Opinion|Videos|January 23, 2024

Multiple Myeloma: Evolving Therapies and Patient Well-Being

Author(s)Noa Biran, MD

Noa Biran, MD, addresses unmet needs in relapsed/refractory multiple myeloma, focusing on reducing treatment burden and exploring fixed-duration therapies post-transplant, and highlights potential consolidation approaches with CAR-T cells or novel agents.

Episodes in this series

$EP. 1 Addressing Unmet Needs in Relapsed/Refractory Multiple Myeloma$

EP. 1 Addressing Unmet Needs in Relapsed/Refractory Multiple Myeloma

EP. 2 Breakthrough Agents Reshaping RRMM Treatment Landscape

EP. 2 Breakthrough Agents Reshaping RRMM Treatment Landscape

EP. 3 Overview of the BOSTON Trial Evaluating a Selinexor Triplet Regimen

EP. 3 Overview of the BOSTON Trial Evaluating a Selinexor Triplet Regimen

EP. 4 Examining Selinexor Role in RRMM Treatment

EP. 4 Examining Selinexor Role in RRMM Treatment

EP. 5 STOMP Study: Effective Selinexor Regimen in Multitherapy Combo

EP. 5 STOMP Study: Effective Selinexor Regimen in Multitherapy Combo

EP. 6 Sequencing Selinexor With Novel BCMA Therapies

EP. 6 Sequencing Selinexor With Novel BCMA Therapies

EP. 7 Multiple Myeloma: Evolving Therapies and Patient Well-Being

EP. 7 Multiple Myeloma: Evolving Therapies and Patient Well-Being

$Noa Biran, MD, speaks about recently approved bispecific therapies and current trials that may impact the standard of care in relapsed/refractory multiple myeloma.$

EP. 8 Optimizing Novel Treatment Options in Relapsed/Refractory Multiple Myeloma

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