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Medical research has made significant progress in treating multiple myeloma, but it is still largely considered incurable. However, advancements in combining new drug classes have improved survival rates and quality of life. Researchers are exploring "functional cures," where the disease is controlled long-term with minimal Show Full Answer

Medical research has made significant progress in treating multiple myeloma, but it is still largely considered incurable. However, advancements in combining new drug classes have improved survival rates and quality of life. Researchers are exploring "functional cures," where the disease is controlled long-term with minimal side effects. Clinical trials remain a key avenue for accessing cutting-edge treatments. For more, visit: https://www.mymyelomateam.com/resources/are-we-....

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