Karyopharm's selinexor could be the next novel drug approved for multiple myeloma, which has seen a deluge of new treatment regimens. With room for improvement, the pipeline is full of milestones for approved and new therapies.
Several drugs are edging closer to approval. • Source: Shutterstock
Multiple myeloma has seen a deluge of new therapies and combination regimens in recent years aiming to extend progression-free survival and improve overall survival – and the flood is far from over.
Karyopharm Therapeutics Inc.'s selinexor may be the next novel agent to win US FDA approval, if the recent extension...
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