
Lab abnormalities can emerge between visits, and pharmacists may be able to catch uncontrolled hematocrit, adherence issues, or access barriers early.

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Lab abnormalities can emerge between visits, and pharmacists may be able to catch uncontrolled hematocrit, adherence issues, or access barriers early.

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Swarup Kumar, MD, of UConn Health, says iberdomide plus dara-dex fills a niche for relapsed disease in patients who lack access to CAR T or bispecifics.

Based on these results, the investigators are extending their follow-up into adolescence.

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Prior to receiving CAR T-cell therapy, patients undergo lymphodepletion chemotherapy, explained Kerry Rogers, MD, The James.

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Published: December 9th 2025 | Updated: December 12th 2025