ASH: Celgene's pomalidomide shows durable response in late multiple myeloma
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Executive Summary
Celgene's pomalidomide appears to produce durable responses in multiple myeloma patients who have failed previous therapies, suggest data from the pivotal Phase III MM-003 presented this week at the American Society of Hematology meeting in Atlanta.
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