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12/16/2025

Recap ASH 2025 Conference with Polygon Health! (clinical trial link in comments)

12/09/2025

Going into Year End - Here's two events that may be of interest.

12/04/2025

New Series: Mythbusting Clinical Trials.
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12/03/2025

11/25/2025

Here's whats new in MM Research this week:

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11/21/2025

We had a great Clinical Trial Pod w/ Ozlem from Massive Bio - a Polygon Health partner. Enjoy! Check out our IG for more clips.

(link to learn more about Clinical Trials in comments below)

11/21/2025

The 67th ASH Annual Meeting will be held virtually and in person at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida, December 6 - 9, 2025.

11/11/2025

LIVE Clinical Trial Podcast this Wednesday (11/12) at 11:30AM. Bring your Questions about Behind the Scenes of Clinical Trials.

ZOOM link in Comments section.

11/07/2025

Exciting news for our myeloma community! 🩸

The American Society of Hematology (ASH) 2025 Annual Meeting & Exposition is happening December 6–9 in Orlando, Florida—with both in-person and online options! ASH 2025 will feature a strong focus on multiple myeloma, with sessions on cutting-edge research, new treatments, and patient care.

Let’s connect, learn, and support each other during this major event—whether you plan to attend in person or join virtually!

🔗 More info in the comments.

11/04/2025

*Phase 1 Autologous CAR-T Clinical Trial Results: Hopeful Responses for Multiple Myeloma Patients*

Recent Phase 1 trials using autologous CAR-T therapies are delivering hope to patients battling tough cancers, especially multiple myeloma. Key Takeaways:

High response rates: Multiple myeloma patients in these trials are experiencing strong overall and complete responses, even if they’ve relapsed or run out of options with other treatments.

Advanced targeting: New bicistronic CAR-Ts are designed to target two antigens (CD19 and CD20), reducing the likelihood that cancer cells will escape detection and improving safety. This could mean more myeloma patients may have access to care in outpatient settings.

Expanded access: FDA-approved autologous CAR-Ts, like Yescarta, are now showing promising efficacy and safety whether patients are eligible for transplant or not, opening doors for more individuals with myeloma to try potentially curative therapy.

These findings highlight the crucial role clinical trials play for multiple myeloma patients—not only as access points for personalized, cutting-edge treatments, but also as opportunities to help advance breakthrough therapies for the entire myeloma community. Participating in trials helps bring hope and innovation closer to all those affected by this disease.

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10/31/2025

VIRTUAL WALK/RUN | IN PERSON in HOUSTON - Sign Up to Join. Link in Comments