Luciano J Costa (@end_myeloma) 's Twitter Profile
Luciano J Costa

@end_myeloma

Mary and Bill Battle Professor of Multiple Myeloma. Immunotherapy , cellular therapy, clinical trials. I unapologetically believe MM can be CURED.

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Luciano J Costa (@end_myeloma) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Newly diagnosed with MM? MASTER-2 addressed response adapted therapy with the perspective of finite treatment. Accruing fast! #mmsm

Newly diagnosed with MM? MASTER-2 addressed response adapted therapy with the perspective of finite treatment. Accruing fast! #mmsm
Rahul Banerjee, MD, FACP (@rahulbanerjeemd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

SOC lead-in allowed ๐Ÿคฉ so patients diagnosed in the hospital who start emergent CyBorD are allowed to enroll! Plus various other initiatives to make sure the trial population matches our RW #MMsm population, including racially. Plus an amazing two-part scientific question!

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Establishing MRD trajectories for NDMM as benchmark for deployment of T-cell redirection therapy | Blood Cancer Journal. Another COMMIT contribution โฆSusan Balโฉ โฆBinod Dhakalโฉ โฆNatalie Callanderโฉ โฆSmit Giri MD MHSโฉ #mmMRD nature.com/articles/s4140โ€ฆ

Bruno Paiva (@brunopaiva_unav) 's Twitter Profile Photo

๐Ÿ“ขNew paper alert in @BloodJournal We present BloodFlow, a method with an unprecedented sensitivity of 10-7 in myeloma. Another step towards meaningful assessment of #MRD in blood #mmsm Congrats Marta Carmen Gonzรกlez Dรญaz-Cano PETHEMA Clรญnica Universidad de Navarra Cima Universidad de Navarra ashpublications.org/blood/article/โ€ฆ

Mike Thompson, MD, PhD, FASCO (@mtmdphd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The HealthTree Cure Hub registry: A patient-centered, multicenter approach to advancing multiple myeloma care - Jorge Arturo Hurtado Martรญnez et al. HealthTree Foundation #ASCO25 Abst e19569 meetings.asco.org/abstracts-presโ€ฆ #mmsm

International Myeloma Foundation (@imfmyeloma) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The IMWG's mission is simple โ€” to conduct and accelerate leading multiple myeloma research and transform patient care for the better. Stay tuned for insights from the IMF's upcoming 2025 International Myeloma Working Group Summit! #IMFIMWG #NCRM25 #mmsm

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MIDAS (๐Ÿ‘). Of 24% patients POS at 10-6 after induction in arm A, only 8% became NEG without transplant, vs. 13%/27% with transplant. OR of 1.86 in favor of Transplant. Let's find better alternatives to transplant. Premature to dismiss it. #MMSM

MIDAS (๐Ÿ‘). Of 24% patients POS at 10-6 after induction in arm A, only 8% became NEG without transplant, vs. 13%/27% with transplant. OR of 1.86 in favor of Transplant. Let's find better alternatives to transplant. Premature to dismiss it. #MMSM
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Luciano J Costa This may be a more helpful figure - the sankey diagram shows not a huge difference in loss of MRD negativity or deepening with or without ASCT.

<a href="/End_myeloma/">Luciano J Costa</a> This may be a more helpful figure - the sankey diagram shows not a huge difference in loss of MRD negativity or deepening with or without ASCT.
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (@mskcancercenter) 's Twitter Profile Photo

๐ŸšจNew from ASCO: MSK cellular therapist Dr. Heather Landau shared dramatic results from a phase 1 clinical trial showing that a chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cell therapy appears to be effective at stopping AL amyloidosis in patients. The treatment appears to be safe and to

๐ŸšจNew from <a href="/ASCO/">ASCO</a>: MSK cellular therapist Dr. Heather Landau shared dramatic results from a phase 1 clinical trial showing that a chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cell therapy appears to be effective at stopping AL amyloidosis in patients.

The treatment appears to be safe and to
Luciano J Costa (@end_myeloma) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Patients with standard risk MM treated with QUADs + ASCT, achieving S-MRD negativity and stopping therapy have <10% risk of progression or MRD resurgence in 4 years!