Conference Coverage

Daratumumab yields “unprecedented” PFS benefit in refractory myeloma


 

AT THE 2016 ASCO ANNUAL MEETING

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Forty-five percent of patients in the daratumumab arm had an infusion-related reaction, but nearly all reactions were limited to the first infusion.

The rate of discontinuation because of treatment-emergent adverse events was 7% with daratumumab and 9% without it.

Dr. Palumbo disclosed that he has a consulting or advisory role with and receives honoraria and research funding (institutional) from Genmab, Janssen-Cilag, and Takeda. The trial was sponsored by Janssen Research & Development.

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