Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation - Accelerating the development of next generation #myeloma treatments to extend patients' lives, and lead to a cure.
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ALT The image shows a speaker at a podium during the Myeloma Patient Summit. Behind the speaker, there's a banner displaying event details and logos, including Fred Hutch and Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Attendees are seated in the foreground. A text box at the bottom provides event information: "Learn About Treatments Myeloma Patient Summit, Saturday, October 24, 8 AM PT, San Francisco. Free Event: In Person & Virtual.
ALT Golden emblem with "Prix Galien USA" and "Patient First Award" inscriptions. Below is an orange banner labeled "Nominee 2026." Underneath, "Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation (MMRF)" and "Path to a Cure" are written.
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