Key Efficacy Results From ADVANCE: MRD Negativity Stratified by Age and Risk

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Panelists discuss how ADVANCE results show daratumumab-based quadruplets achieve high MRD negativity across risk and age groups in NDMM.

Panelists discuss how the ADVANCE study findings demonstrated high rates of minimal residual disease (MRD) negativity across both standard- and high-risk groups, reinforcing the potential of daratumumab-containing quadruplets to overcome adverse prognostic features. They highlight that MRD negativity correlated strongly with improved progression-free survival across age cohorts. The discussion notes that older patients also benefited, showing that advanced age alone should not preclude intensive therapy when performance status allows. The data suggest a meaningful narrowing of efficacy gaps between risk categories, supporting continued use of MRD as a dynamic end point for therapy adjustment.

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