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Minimal Residual Disease

See why MRD negativity may be the most powerful indicator of long-term outcomes1-6

Importance of MRD

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Is MRD negativity the new
standard for measuring depth of response?1,2,7

The Future of MRD

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MRD=minimal residual disease; OS=overall survival; PFS=progression-free survival.

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