Asset Type: Webinars, Imaging, Imaging Core Lab, Hematology

Multiple Myeloma: Best Practices for Efficacy Endpoint Evaluation

Rudresh Jarecha, MD, Sr. Medical Director
Rudresh Jarecha, MD, Sr. Medical Director
Multiple Myeloma: Best Practices for Efficacy Endpoint Evaluation

Webinar

Multiple Myeloma: Best Practices for Efficacy Endpoint Evaluation

The landscape of new therapies in multiple myeloma trials is rapidly evolving, with stringent global regulations around blinded independent central review (BICR) for efficacy endpoints.

This webinar will review the challenges of conducting BICR and highlight how clinical trial sponsors can optimize endpoint assessments to meet their development goals. The panel includes Perceptive scientists with expertise in myeloma clinical trials and a globally-renowned myeloma physician with a blended background as a clinician AND an independent reader.

 

Panelists

Sr. Medical Director, Head of Haemato-Oncology, Perceptive Imaging
Dr. Jarecha’s has managed the imaging components of more than 300 oncology and haemato-oncology clinical trials, resulting in the submission and approval of more than 20 regional and global oncology indication treatments. Building strong teams in the USA and APAC, he manages the USA, China, and Japan markets’ unique drug development challenges. A board-certified Radiologist, Rudresh served as Co-Chair of a CT Coordinating Committee and CT Volumetry Biomarker Committee in QIBA, RSNA.

Joseph Mikhael, MD, MEd, FRCPC

Professor, Applied Cancer Research and Drug Discovery Division, Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen)
In addition to his role at TGen, an affiliate of the City of Hope Cancer Center, Dr. Mikhael is also the Chief Medical Officer of the International Myeloma Foundation (IMF). He facilitates and promotes myeloma research worldwide. Joseph specializes clinically in plasma cell disorders, namely multiple myeloma, amyloidosis and Waldenstrom’s macroglobulinemia. He has served as a Scientific Advisor for Perceptive for various plasma cell disorder trials.