With Two BCMA-Targeting Myeloma Treatments, Which Should Be First Choice?
Experts Weigh In On Positioning BMS/Bluebird’s Abecma And GSK’s Blenrep
Executive Summary
Market Snapshot: GSK's Blenrep and BMS's Abecma are the first of many drugs for the late-line setting. In many cases, the CAR-T may be the first choice, but some patients are unable to handle it or risk progressing while awaiting treatment.
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