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Treatment in Early Relapse Multiple Myeloma: Takeaways from EHA 2024

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Dr. Mikhael discusses treatment in early relapse of multiple myeloma.

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  • Please discuss recent updates presented at EHA 2024 in early-relapse multiple myeloma from CARTITUDE-4, KARMMA-2, DREAMM-7, and DREAMM-8.
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