Saad Usmani, MD, chief of the myeloma service and Eytan Stein, MD, chief of the leukemia service, both from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, discuss menin inhibitors and the future of leukemia research in this podcast episode of SOHO Insider.
Ten years from now, Dr. Stein said he would like to see more intensive therapy upfront.
“10 years from now, what I’m hoping is that transplant is reserved for patients with the highest-risk disease,” he said. “[And] that we’re able to give intensive therapy upfront and then move to a maintenance strategy, where you’re giving targeted agents as your maintenance approach with those targeted agents having many fewer side effects.”
