Multiple myeloma (MM) is a malignant neoplasm of clonal plasma cells. Incidence of MM is approximately 4/100,000/year, with a slight male predominance.¹ Treatment advancements have led to significant improvements in patient outcomes with a 50% increase in overall survival seen in those diagnosed after 1997...

Huge optimism has been stirred in the medical oncology community in recent years with breakthroughs in immunotherapy leading to durable disease response across certain cancer types. Continuing to refine treatment combinations and identify effective biomarkers to enhance clinical efficacy in this area remains a...

Prostate carcinoma is an important health problem in Ireland and the number of new cases in Ireland is increasing. In 1999 there were 1,492 cases as compared to 3,014 in 2010. The number of cases has more than doubled in men between the ages of 55 and 64.¹

Screening for prostate carcinoma is not recommended...