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621 A new technique that makes competition between tumor cells visible can help personalize treatments for multiple myeloma

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ScienceDaily · 10/08/2024 12:23 EDT

A new technique that makes competition between tumor cells visible can help personalize treatments for multiple myeloma

A new tool detects the evolutionary advantages of multiple myeloma cells over the different treatments available. The information it provides can help prevent the tumor from becoming resistant to drugs.

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