
EasyM: Blood-based MRD for MM
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Rapid Novor Dx's EasyM™ is a non-invasive, blood-based MRD test for MM, tracking unique M-protein peptides via mass spectrometry for precise monitoring.
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https://www.easym.com/ 16-04-2025 18:40:36
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#ASH24 Impressive real-world data from the Greek myeloma group suggesting that sustained MRD negativity for 3 years can guide discontinuation of lenalidomide maintenance, probably except in patients with +2 high risk cytogenetics. #mmsm Thanos Dimopoulos


Nikhil C. Munshi, MD giving a state of art talk on MRD at the International Myeloma Society educational workshop in Johannesburg is S Africa 👏Noopur Raje



We’re walking and matching for Myeloma Canada ! 🩸 On September 28, our team is stepping up for the Multiple Myeloma March to raise critical funds for Myeloma Canada. Why it matters: Through Myeloma Canada your donation helps: - Fund clinical research that turns discoveries



Bone marrow tests might not be forever. Blood testing is on the rise. 🩸 Dr. Durie, Chairman Emeritus of International Myeloma Foundation , dives into a major question patients often ask: “Can blood testing replace bone marrow testing in multiple myeloma?” The answer: It’s coming. Bone marrow




Help us reach our fundraising goal for Myeloma Canada ! 🩸 We’re walking on September 28 for the Multiple Myeloma March. 💥 On September 26 at 2 p.m. ET, all donations will be MATCHED by us. That means your impact on Myeloma patients is doubled. Every dollar gets us closer to:


What is Mass Spectrometry and why does it matter for myeloma patients? Myeloma expert Dr. Brian G.M. Durie from International Myeloma Foundation explains that mass spectrometry is a highly accurate test that can measure myeloma protein levels in blood and urine more precisely than current standard


Quadruplets are now standard upfront for transplant patients, dual maintenance is expanding, MRD is guiding transplant needs, and high-risk patients benefit from continuous aggressive therapy. #AsktheIMF Joseph Mikhael
