Exploring Bispecifics in Earlier Lines of Therapy for B-Cell Lymphomas

January 10, 2025

Ryan Haumschild, PharmD, MS, MBA, CPEL
John Allan, MD

Opinion

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Panelists discuss how several studies evaluating bispecific therapies in earlier lines of therapy for diffuse large B-cell lymphoma and follicular lymphoma suggest that patients with high-risk or relapsed/refractory disease are most likely to benefit from these treatments.

EP: 1.ASH 2024 Updates on Bispecific Therapies in B-Cell Lymphomas

EP: 2.Emerging Data for Odronextamab in DLBCL

EP: 3.Sequencing Consequences for Earlier Line Use of Bispecifics in B-Cell Lymphomas

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EP: 4.Exploring Bispecifics in Earlier Lines of Therapy for B-Cell Lymphomas

EP: 5.ASH 2024 Highlights: Bispecifics in Combination Therapies for B-Cell Lymphomas

EP: 6.MAIC Analyses and Bispecific Therapies: Guiding Treatment Decisions in B-Cell Lymphomas

EP: 7.Understanding CRS and ICANS: Real-World Incidence and Key Patient Risk Factors

EP: 8.Key Strategies for Preventing CRS and ICANS

EP: 9.Step-Up Dosing Protocols and Infection Prevention Strategies for Bispecifics in B-Cell Lymphomas

EP: 10.Overcoming Logistical Hurdles in Bispecific Therapy Implementation

EP: 11.Successful Implementation of Bispecific Therapies: Expert Recommendations

EP: 12.Benefits of Implementing Bispecific Therapies in the Community

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Several studies are evaluating the use of bispecific therapies in earlier lines of therapy for both diffuse large B-cell lymphoma and follicular lymphoma. What patient populations are most likely to benefit from bispecific therapies in earlier lines of therapy?