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Takeda’s all-oral multiple myeloma triplet therapy recommended by NICE

Takeda’s all-oral multiple myeloma triplet therapy recommended by NICE

adult patients with relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma (RRMM) who have received two or three lines of therapy, the company announced. ... This latest decision from NICE means that patients will now have routine access to the all-oral triplet therapy.

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  • Takeda can't sway NICE on oral myeloma therapy Ninlaro Takeda can't sway NICE on oral myeloma therapy Ninlaro

    Drug not recommended for NHS use in England and Wales. NICE has stuck to its decision not to recommend Takeda's multiple myeloma therapy Ninlaro for routine use in the NHS ... standard in myeloma treatment and patients in the UK deserve to have access to

  • Novel therapies for blood cancers showcased at ASH Novel therapies for blood cancers showcased at ASH

    Meanwhile, CAR-T therapy has also been shown for the first time at this year's ASH to have a therapeutic benefit in multiple myeloma. ... cancer. There was also encouraging new data for Takeda's multiple myeloma therapy Ninlaro (ixazomib; MLN9708), which

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