Can we start using the word “cure” in the conversation about multiple myeloma (MM)? Have you ever used the word "cure" when discussing MM? In this roundtable discussion, Dr. Noopur Raje, Dr. Faith Davies and Dr. John Burke along with patient advocate Jack Aiello discuss clinical progress including new medications, combination therapy, monoclonal antibodies and genotyping that are increasing patient longevity and quality of life. Listen as Dr. Raje discusses the 80 percent of patients that can achieve deep remission. Let us know what you think in the comments section!
How Close Are We to a Cure for Myeloma? - Myeloma America S...
How Close Are We to a Cure for Myeloma?
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