State of Science Summit- Multiple Myeloma: Chaired by Edward A. Stadtmauer, MD

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State of Science Summit- Multiple Myeloma: Chaired by Edward A. Stadtmauer, MD

State of Science Summit- Multiple Myeloma: Chaired by Edward A. Stadtmauer, MD

Speakers 

  1. Sandra Susanibar MD | Penn Medicine
  2. Adam Waxman, MD | Penn Medicine
  3. Alfred Garfall, MD | Penn Medicine
  4. Adam Cohen, MD | Penn Medicine
  5. Dan Vogl, MD, MSCE | Penn Medicine

Topics

  1. Current Approach to Newly Diagnosed Myeloma
  2. Current Approach to Relapsed Myeloma
  3. Bispecific Antibodies and ADCs for MM
  4. CAR-T Therapy for MM
  5. Other Experimental Therapeutic in Development for MM

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