What are Bispecific Antibodies and How are They Used in Treating Multiple Myeloma?

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What are bispecific antibodies and how are they used in treating multiple myeloma? Find out below to see if bispecific antibodies are being used in myeloma and if there any bispecific antibodies that are FDA approved. We've assembled this course which features the top world experts on immunotherapy to teach you about these latest advances in myeloma research. You can watch the entire course on HealthTree University.

15.05    What are bispecific antibodies?

15.06    Are there any bispecific antibodies that are FDA approved?

We’d like to thank our faculty who donated their time in creating these videos, including:

• Ravi Vij, MD, MBA
• David Vesole, MD, PhD
• Luciano Costa, MD, PhD
• Peter Voorhees, MD

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