Pharmaceutical companies have made significant progress in developing new treatments for blood cancers, including multiple myeloma. Here are some key points:

- Clinical Trials: Participation in clinical trials is encouraged to access the latest advances in treatment
- New Drugs: Billions of dollars have been spent on Show Full Answer

Pharmaceutical companies have made significant progress in developing new treatments for blood cancers, including multiple myeloma. Here are some key points:

- Clinical Trials: Participation in clinical trials is encouraged to access the latest advances in treatment.
- New Drugs: Billions of dollars have been spent on developing new drugs, leading to improved disease control and survival rates.
- Functional Cure: While multiple myeloma is still largely considered incurable, treatments are allowing for a functional cure, meaning the disease can be controlled for a very long time.

For the most modern and effective therapies, joining a clinical trial is recommended.

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