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The 15th European Multiple Myeloma Academy (EMMA) was held in Vienna, Austria from 27–28 January. The programme covered the most relevant topics from the pathophysiology of the disease, diagnostic work up, including modern imaging techniques, MRD assessment, and clinical management of the several faces of the disease.

The coverage of this meeting has been supported by Celgene through an unrestricted educational grant to Magdalen Medical Publishing.

EMMA Vienna 2017

27–28 January 2017 | Vienna, Austria

EMMA Vienna 2017

27–28 January 2017 | Vienna, Austria

The 15th European Multiple Myeloma Academy (EMMA) was held in Vienna, Austria from 27–28 January. The programme covered the most relevant topics from the pathophysiology of the disease, diagnostic work up, including modern imaging techniques, MRD assessment, and clinical management of the several faces of the disease.

The coverage of this meeting has been supported by Celgene through an unrestricted educational grant to Magdalen Medical Publishing.

Early identification of myeloma to prevent disease progression 0:59
Early identification of myeloma to prevent disease progression
Irene Ghobrial • 27 Jan 2017
The challenges of studying the progression and biology of myeloma 1:11
The challenges of studying the progression and biology of myeloma
Irene Ghobrial • 20 Feb 2017
Mutations found in myeloma patients 2:17
Mutations found in myeloma patients
Brian Walker • 27 Jan 2017
MGUS and the role of the microenvironment in myeloma 1:00
MGUS and the role of the microenvironment in myeloma
Irene Ghobrial • 27 Jan 2017
Monitoring and detection of infections in myeloma patients 2:38
Monitoring and detection of infections in myeloma patients
Heinz Ludwig • 27 Jan 2017
How are viral and bacterial infections managed in myeloma patients? 2:38
How are viral and bacterial infections managed in myeloma patients?
Heinz Ludwig • 20 Feb 2017
The genetics of different stages of myeloma 3:02
The genetics of different stages of myeloma
Brian Walker • 27 Jan 2017

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