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CELMoDs: Boosting T-Cell Therapies with Iberdomide & Mezigdomide | Joshua Richter, MD| #IMS2025

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Iliana • Admin
Multiple Myeloma Discussion • September 23, 2025
Share Your Voice to Improve Myeloma Care
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We need your voice to help improve cancer care for everyone. HealthTree is supporting a new study led by Dr. Craig Cole and Dr. Jeff Zonder at the Karmanos Cancer Institute. This important research explores how race, ethnicity, and socioeconomic factors impact access to care and treatment outcomes for people living with incurable cancers. 📝 If you are 18 or older and have a self-reported diagnosis of myeloma, you can help by completing a 25–35 minute survey. Your experiences and insights can make a difference in creating a more equitable future in cancer treatment. JOIN 👉https://www.healthtree.org/myeloma/curehub/private/research/I0DOs0JGGcOEncW1Vc67?utm_source=social_media&utm_medium=meta&utm_campaign=smmsurvey&utm_content=meta Together We Care. Together We Cure.
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Ferritin & ALC Predict PFS in Myeloma Bispecific Antibody Therapy | Tarek Mouhieddine, MD #IMS25

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Blood Test Reveals Myeloma Genetics Using Cell-Free DNA | Dory Abelman, PhdD(c) #IMS25

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How MRD Status Is Being Used to Guide Myeloma Treatment Decisions | Ben Derman MD #IMS25

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Lymphocyte Count Used to Predict Delayed Neurotoxicity in Myeloma CAR-T | Hitomi Hosoya MD #ims25

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Shared Decision-Making Matters When Choosing Myeloma Treatment | Martine Elias,Myeloma Canada #IMS25

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MRD Relapse vs Biochemical Relapse -Restarting Myeloma Therapy | Fredrik Schjesvold, MD, PhD #IMS25

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dshaffer11
Multiple Myeloma Discussion • September 22, 2025
Sharing Experiences After Stopping Dex?
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I got off of Dex in June. I am on Sarclisa and Revlimid. I had a few weeks of upper back pain after getting off Dex which could be from working out or withdrawal from Dex. I'm not missing the Dex now that I have adjusted to being off of it. Interested in others' experience who aren't on Dex anymore.
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Pheba1
Multiple Myeloma Discussion • September 20, 2025
Managing Revlimid Shaking: Does Dose Timing Help?
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Good day all: This question is for those on Revlimid; What time of day do you take your Revlimid. I am on 10mg. 3 weeks a month. I also do Darzalex once a month. I have a terrible time waking up in the morning. I take Revlimid at about 8 p.m. I wake up shaking, like I am vibrating. Even my vision is vibrating. I suspect neuropathy. My oxygen is good at around 98, my pulse is around 60. I do have mild sleep apnea, but can not do a C-Pap machine. I only have apnea if I lie on my back. I tried a C-Pap for 18 months I developed some serious problems with air in my stomach and my ears. I am seeing a specialist, who recommended I just sleep on my side. I see her again in 3 weeks. I believe if sleep apnea was causing the shaking my waking pulse would be higher. My waking blood pressure is about 115/65. I wonder if the Revlimid is causing part of the problem. Does anyone take Revlimid in the morning? Thanks, Sharon
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DavidO
Multiple Myeloma Discussion • September 20, 2025
Body Aches: Lowering Dex or Stopping Benadryl?
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I have a question for those taking Darzalex Faspro. My doctor said I could stop my Dex completely. So I’ve been working my way down from 20mg the day of treatment to 4. I get my treatment on Fridays, and on Monday or Tuesday I get a weird feeling that sort of feels like anxiety, and it’s a sign I need to lay down and take a nap. Usually feel better thereafter. When I was on the higher doses, I would feel a tightness around my midsection as well. I Don’t remember experiencing that when I was down to about 12mg. However at 8mg and 4mg, I was feeling an increase in body aches I guess I would call it. So I tried 12 mg again today with my treatment. I do take a daily Claritin for allergies, so that’s not changed. And I still take 2 Benedryl the day of my infusion. I just realized that I also weaned myself off of 50mg of Benedryl I had been taking nightly to help both with sleep and allergies. I took my last dose Jun 16. I had infusions on June 13 (4mg Dex), July 18 (4mg Dex), August 15 (8mg Dex), and September 19 (today 12mg Dex). I’m beginning to wonder if taking the 50mg of Benedryl nightly was holding these body aches at bay, and it’s the lack of that (not the lower dose of Dex) that is causing an increase in body aches. Has anyone been instructed by their doctor to take Benedryl in the days after infusion in addition to the day of? Any insight would be appreciated. I would love to stop the Dex completely, and if that means taking Benedryl for a few extra days a month, I’m okay with that!
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Ilikepuzzles52
Multiple Myeloma Discussion • September 20, 2025
Sharing Experiences With High-Risk 17p Deletion?
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Just wondering if anyone else has Igg kappa, high risk, stage2, 17p deletion, aggressive. I was diagnosed July 2024. Received 6 cycles of drvd. Had ASCT February 2025. Had a very good partial response. On maintenance of darzalex monthly and revlimid 10 mg. I’ve been feeling good even though my Dr says I have a poor prognosis.
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jeanH
Multiple Myeloma Discussion • September 19, 2025
Connecting My Daughter (Caregiver) to the App?
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hi. I am wondering how I can add my daughter to this app im the one with the cancer and bless her she is right beside me helping coordinate all of the information. it was her idea that I start using this app. my cancer MM IgG Kappa and so far from what we have deciphered from the lab results, most recent was the bone marrow biopsy, looks like stage 2. my younger sister lost her bottle with MM 8 years years ago this past August 17th. I have the Lytic lesions in my skull but so far nowhere else, cannot shake the constant headache.
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VickiDAnderson
Multiple Myeloma Discussion • September 18, 2025
Connecting on Talquetamab & Teclistamab?
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Diagnosed July 2022 w/IGA Lambda Free Light Chain Myeloma. I am 70yrs old. Currently in a Clinical Trial (MomenTal-6) through Nebraska Medical: Buffet Cancer Center. I started 2 bi-specifics Talquetamab and Teclistamab and Dexamethasone in combination on Aug 18, 2025. I was taken off Revlimid/Daratumamab/Dexamethasone July 2025 as it was not as effective anymore as when I was first diagnosed. I never reached remission. I have a comorbidity of cardiomyopathy. Not eligible for SCT or CarT. Would love to connect with anyone else on these bi-specifics especially regarding side effects etc.
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TimJohnson
Multiple Myeloma Discussion • September 18, 2025
Sharing My MM Awareness Series on LinkedIn
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For Blood Cancer Awareness Month, I went out on a limb and wrote a series of posts for LinkedIn to help spread the word and provide more insight into the journey than the paper-thin stuff some of the foundations have been posting. So far I've written about what it is, diagnosis, treatment, and the costs. I have two more planned on supporting a cancer patient (and their care partners!), and finally resources available. A former colleague was recently diagnosed with MGUS and hadn't heard about Healthtree or how/why to get a specialist. She does now. A woman I've never met offered to get tested for bone marrow transplant eligibility because her family had to deal with blood cancer. I pointed her to Blood Cancer United where I'm sure she'll be able to help. And health professionals from around the world have commented or reposted. Which is kinda cool. At least a few more people know about MM. Here's my profile if anyone wants to check it out. https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-johnson-9152b42/ Be well, everyone.