The past, present, and future of myeloma staging and risk prognostication

With the emergence of several new staging and risk stratification systems in myeloma, we have explored the evolution of these frameworks-past, present, and future. We examine how staging systems have evolved over time, the strengths of current models, and the limitations that future research can address to further improve prognostication.

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The Oncologist
Published
2025-09-18
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https://doi.org/10.1093/oncolo/oyaf299
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2
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Multiple Myeloma Research and Treatments
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Abstract

With the emergence of several new staging and risk stratification systems in myeloma, we have explored the evolution of these frameworks-past, present, and future. We examine how staging systems have evolved over time, the strengths of current models, and the limitations that future research can address to further improve prognostication.

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