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Virginia is currently a research assistant at the University of Chicago, where she studies brain development in children acquiring early language and reading skills. She recently received her B.A. in Biology from Cornell University and hopes to pursue a career in science journalism. Outside of work, she enjoys cooking, photography, and teaching gymnastics. Virginia joined The Myeloma Beacon in November 2011.

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Canadian Study Takes In-Depth Look At Second Stem Cell Transplants As Salvage Therapy
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Canadian Study Takes In-Depth Look At Second Stem Cell Transplants As Salvage Therapy

Results from a recent Canadian study show that second stem cell trans­planta­tion as salvage therapy for multiple myeloma can be a safe and effective treatment option, especially for patients who relapsed more than 24 months after their first transplant.

Patients with a longer remission period after the first transplant demonstrated longer progression-free and overall survival times after the second transplant than those who relapsed within 24 months.

Additionally, achievement of at least a very good partial response after the salvage …

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