
Opinion|Videos|August 28, 2024
Expert Perspectives: Selinexor Role in the Changing Treatment Landscape in MM and Key Takeaways
The panel evaluates selinexor's current role in the treatment landscape for multiple myeloma and explores its potential future applications and evolving significance in therapeutic strategies.
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Video content above is prompted by the following:
- As the myeloma treatment landscape constantly evolves, where do you see selinexor fitting in? How might the future use of selinexor change?
- What are some key takeaways you can offer community colleagues? How can community oncologists partner with academic clinicians for patient identification and treatment?
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