
Navigating Bispecific Antibodies in Myeloma Care with Alfred Garfall, MD and Bea Razzo
This show will not be live streamed, it will be recorded on February 1st. You can submit your questions in advance here.
Bispecific antibodies are an increasingly popular choice for relapsed/refractory myeloma care. Learn more about this type of treatment with Dr. Alfred Garfall and Dr. Bea Razzo in this HealthTree Podcast. They will cover the FDA approved bispecific antibodies, those in development, how this changes the myeloma treatment landscape, sequencing, side effects and new strategies like a fixed duration that may reduce the treatment burden for patients.
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Bispecific antibodies are an exciting new therapy in multiple myeloma. Learn from Dr. Alfred Garfall and Dr. Bea Razzo about this new type of treatment that now has three approved drugs and more options in development. Drs. Garfall and Razzo talk about how the therapies work, the different targets, side effects that occur with bispecific antibodies and the strategies to limit the duration of bispecifics to lower side effects. Dr. Razzo shares this open clinical trial at UPENN testing teclistamab as fixed duration therapy for patients who have expericed stable disease after 6 months on teclistamab.

Jennifer Ahlstrom

Alfred Garfall, MD

Bea Razzo