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flag A key trial shows a new drug combo significantly boosts remission rates in relapsed multiple myeloma patients.

flag A Phase III trial by Bristol Myers Squibb found that combining iberdomide with daratumumab and dexamethasone significantly improved minimal residual disease negativity in patients with relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma compared to standard therapy, meeting its interim primary endpoint. flag The trial, which included over 800 patients, continues to evaluate progression-free and overall survival, with a safety profile consistent with prior data. flag Iberdomide, part of a new drug class called CELMoDs, is being considered a potential foundation for future multiple myeloma treatments. flag Meanwhile, a separate Phase II trial showed that teclistamab-based regimens achieved very high MRD negativity rates in newly diagnosed, transplant-eligible patients, with most responses deep and durable, though cytokine release syndrome occurred in most patients, mostly mild.

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