Elisabet Manasanch's guest appearances

Elisabet Manasanch

HealthTree Podcast for Multiple Myeloma

Johns Hopkins

Stephen Russell

Adam Cohen

David Siegel

Mike Thompson

Beth Israel

Damian Green

Sarah Cannon

Keith Stewart

Mark Newman

Paul Richardson

Stephen Harding

Kenneth Anderson

Vincent Rajkumar

Thomas Martin

OwlTail

Smoldering myeloma is a precursor condition for the blood cancer multiple myeloma. There is hot debate about when and how to treat this precursor condition. Do you treat it like regular myeloma? Do you try to prevent progression? And if so, with which therapies? Dr. Elisabet Manasanch of the MD Anderson Cancer Center provides an update on treatment in smoldering myeloma and smoldering myeloma clinical trial designs that seek to determine the very best approach.  Thanks to our episode sponsor, Bristol Myers Squibb

Smoldering myeloma is a precursor condition for the blood cancer multiple myeloma. There is hot debate about when and how to treat this precursor condition. Do you treat it like regular myeloma? Do you try to prevent progression? And if so, with which therapies? Dr. Elisabet Manasanch of the MD Anderson Cancer Center provides an update on treatment in smoldering myeloma and smoldering myeloma clinical trial designs that seek to determine the very best approach.  <br><br>Thanks to our episode sponsor, Bristol Myers Squibb

Myeloma Crowd Radio: Elisabet Manasanch, MD, MD Anderson

Can the genetics of myeloma or other clinical factors predict who will progress from early conditions like MGUS and smoldering myeloma to active myeloma? Dr. Elisabet Manasanch of the MD Anderson Cancer Center is hosting a study in partnership with Signal Genetics/Quest to determine what is meaninfgul (or not) in determining who is most likely to progress and is thus most likely to receive treatment. Dr. Manasanch is also studying the new monoclonal antibody Isatuximab in a clinical trial for high-risk smoldering myeloma patients. The road to a cure may be earlier treatment in these precursor conditions while the disease is not as complex or aggressive. Learn more about this fascinating work to prevent myeloma from happening in the first place.

Myeloma Crowd Radio: Elisabet Manasanch, MD, MD Anderson Cancer Center