Gordon Gochenauer
Senior Director
Dr. Paul Harney
Chief Commercial Officer
Michael White
Senior Vice President
Dr. Milagros Rojas
Associate Consultant
Advances in the treatment of MM have delivered promising long-term outcomes, but these outcomes come with the expectation of multiple regimens over many lines of therapy. Ensuring a patient receives the most appropriate combination regimen according to their individual characteristics, including their comorbidities and risk of recurrence, is instrumental in initiating a sequence of suitable treatments, and pharmaceutical companies, healthcare providers and patient support groups can play a key role in recognizing MM as a chronic disease.
In this white paper, we will explore the shift in perceptions of MM to a chronic disease through a review of:
- The role of combination therapies in extending survival
- The evolving challenges for physicians and healthcare providers
- Critical differences between clinical trials and real-world evidence
- What now marks MM as a chronic disease
- Future perspectives on MM
While a cure will undoubtedly continue to be the ultimate goal from a research and treatment standpoint, a more holistic perspective could change our understanding of MM from an incurable cancer to a chronic disease.
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