
HealthTree Research: All Publications
HealthTree Cure Hub is a patient data portal where patients can contribute data to accelerate multiple myeloma research. The results of these research projects are then published as abstracts at international conferences and and as manuscripts in medical peer-reviewed journals. To access HealthTree Cure Hub data for multiple myeloma research, go to healthtree.org/research and request a demo.
Pre-Print Publications
The primary aim of disseminating pre-publication research findings is to bring benefits to patients actively engaged in HealthTree Cure Hub. We intend to recognize and appreciate their valuable contributions and participation by granting them early access to potentially valuable information. However, it's important to be aware that the data, interpretations, and final conclusions are subject to change as the research projects expand in sample size and undergo the peer-reviewed publication process.
2026 Publications
IMS 2026 - Meeting Poster - Characterizing Plasma Cell Leukemia Treatment Patterns and Data Gaps in a Patient-Powered Registry: A Call to Action for EHR Integration (To be published in Sep 23 2026)
IMS 2026 - Meeting Poster - AI Doctor-in-the-Loop Abstraction: Enhancing Completeness in Flow Cytometry Data Abstraction for Multiple Myeloma Genomic and Immune Profiling (To be published in Sep 23 2026)
IMS 2026 - Meeting Poster - Clinical and Treatment Factors Associated With Super-Response in Multiple Myeloma: Identifying Patients Most Likely to Approach the IMS Emerging Cure Criteria (To be published in Sep 23 2026)
EHA 2026 - Congress Poster - Two Stage AI Unmasks Immune Driven Functional High-Risk in Cytogenetic Standard Risk Myeloma- guiding Daratumumab and ASCT Therapy (Posters Abstract Book) (Poster) (Poster Presented)
EHA 2026 - Congress Poster - Real-World Treatment Sequencing After CAR-T vs Bispecific Antibodies in Multiple Myeloma - Net - Line Patterns and Time-to-Next_Line Initiation in the HealthTree Registry (Posters Abstract Book) (Poster Presented)
EHA 2026 - Congress Abstract - Determinants Of Outcome in Multiple Myeloma: A Comparative Analysis of Super-Responders vs. Early Relapsers (Abstract Book)
EHA 2026 - Congress Abstract - Accelerating Real-World Data: A Randomized Crossover Study Comparing AI Doctor-In-The-Loop vs. Manual Abstraction of flow Cytometry Data in the HealthTree Registry (Abstract Book)
2025 Publications
JCO 2025 - Manuscript - Patient Preferences on Clinical Decision Making in Multiple Myeloma
*HealthTree 2025 Innovation Award! ASH 2025 - Meeting poster - Individualized treatment risk stratification using histopathology-based genomics prediction in multiple myeloma: A multicenter Study in 1429 participants
EHA 2025 - (PB2855) Faster Myeloma Monitoring Using Machine Learning for M-Spike Prediction
ASCO 2025 - Meeting Abstract - Stepwise AI prompting for multiple myeloma imaging classification.
2024 Publications
ASCO 2024 - Meeting Abstract - Fostering collaborative care in multiple myeloma: The impact of holistic education on decision-making with antibody and CAR-T platforms.
TNT 2024 - Meeting Poster - Unraveling the Dynamics of Protein Secretion in Multiple Myeloma: A Comparative Study of Non-Secretory Patterns and Disease Evolution (As ASH 2023 Abstract)
2023 Publications
ASH 2023 - Meeting Poster: Multiple Myeloma Patient Perceptions of Minimal Residual Disease Testing
IMS 2023 - Meeting Abstract: Role of Education and Empowerment in Multiple Myeloma patients
AJH - Association between dexamethasone exposure and visually significant cataracts in multiple myeloma - Poster Presented at IMS 2023
MSSE - Physical Activity and Patient-Reported Outcomes in Monoclonal Plasma Cell Disorders
TCT 2023 Meeting Poster: The Side Effect Prevalence and Severity of Multiple Myeloma Doublet Vs Triplet Induction Therapy: A Retrospective Comparison of Patients Older Than 68 Years.
2022 Publications
The Lancet Haematology: A survey on the patient perspective on cure in multiple myeloma
ASH 2022 Meeting Abstract: What Are the Top Myeloma Patient Concerns at and Since Diagnosis?