The hottest take in myeloma right now:
☠️ “Cilta-cell is dead.”
With bispecifics delivering impressive results has CAR-T lost its crown?
We brought in @ManniMD1 for a discussion that every myeloma clinician should hear.
🎧 Listen here: https://t.co/emTP22tNgw
As a die hard transplanter, I’ve always found BMT to be a rather conservative-empyric field of hematology and it was driving me crazy sometimes. Such a great podcast highlighting this!
But with so many recent novelties in BMT, I think there’s less room for cult-like practices😅
Check out our latest episode "Cult-Like Thinking in BMT" with @Papa_Heme@FeeneyTate@ajperissinotti@Berninini! Comment below 👇what "cult-like" practices you've seen in medicine! https://t.co/x1JXzfSnfA
Young clinicians don’t need to make critical appraisal their primary academic focus, but it is a skill every clinician MUST learn as early as possible. No trial is perfect but understanding the implications of imperfections is 🔑.
And remember - critique trials, not people!
Want to learn about HLH? Check out our latest episode - "HLH: From Chaos to Clarity... and Back to Chaos" with @JKanerMD@maddyochs@ajperissinotti@Berninini and Cathy Johnson! https://t.co/rT5tSvGIAj
👉 Must-listen. Full stop.
🎙️ join us with Jonathan Gluck — award-winning journalist (New York Magazine, Vogue, Medium) and author of An Exercise in Uncertainty — to talk about life with multiple myeloma and the uncertainties of modern oncology practice
🎧 https://t.co/j4IG4UAgce
🚨It has come to our attention our podcast is censored in some countries!
Here’s a link to a free MP3 download!
https://t.co/yWOW7TJaok
Cheers 🍻
(It’s not Canada, we are proudly 50%+ 🇨🇦)
This Thanksgiving, we're thankful for the Myeloma Man Manni Mohyuddin, who came on the podcast to discuss the key #ASH25 abstracts in multiple myeloma, including the results of the #MajesTEC-3 trial! Cheers! 🍻🙏🦃 @Berninini@ajperissinotti@ManniMD1 https://t.co/23HwMRmQ94
Come have a 🍺 or ☕️ and join @ajperissinotti, @Berninini, and special guest Dr. Luke Fletcher @LFletcherMD15 in our discussion of innovations and best practices in community hematology! https://t.co/vu5U3k3ZYd
Great points made on the most common complication in intensively treated hem-onc pts! I wasn’t aware that up to the 1960s-1970s empirical antibiotics were not given for FN, and this may also partially explain why we have the landmark paper on success of 7+3 induction in 1973 🧫💊