An Update on Treatment Options in Multiple Myeloma - Patrick A Hagen, MD, MPH Assistant Professor Hematology and Bone Marrow Transplantation ...
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An Update on Treatment Options in Multiple Myeloma Patrick A Hagen, MD, MPH Assistant Professor Hematology and Bone Marrow Transplantation Loyola University
Outline 1. Risk in Multiple Myeloma: Apples and Oranges 2. Current Myeloma Therapies for Newly Diagnosed Patients 3. Relapsed and Refractory Disease: proven therapies and those in development 4. Improved outcomes
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Risk in Myeloma: at diagnosis • Blood tests and bone marrow biopsy • High Risk features: – High risk FISH changes on the bone marrow biopsy – Elevated serum LDH • 5-year OS by stage – I: 82% – II: 62% – III:40% Palumbo et al, JCO 2015; 33(26): 2863-2869
Up-Front ASCT Up-Front non-ASCT Up-Front IMID Up-Front PI Palumbo et al, JCO 2015; 33(26): 2863-2869
Therapies in Multiple Myeloma: oldies but goodies Proteasome Monoclonal Alkylating Inhibitors Immunomodulators Antibodies agents Mechanisms • Makes cancer DNA of Action unstable • Melphalan Early Use • Cyclophosphamide Later • Busulfan generations: Soon to • Melflufan come:
Therapies in Multiple Myeloma: oldies but goodies Alkylating Proteasome Monoclonal Immunomodulators agents Inhibitors Antibodies • Inhibits proteasome • Cellular stress Mechanisms • Apoptosis of Action (programed cell death) Early use • Bortezomib (2003) Later • Carfilzomib (2012) generations: • Ixazomib (2015) • Marizomib Soon to • Oprozomib come:
Therapies in Multiple Myeloma: oldies but goodies Alkylating Proteasome Monoclonal Immunomodulators agents Inhibitors Antibodies Multiple: • Engages immune Mechanisms system of Action • Inhibitors angiogenesis • Thalidomide Early use (2006) • Lenalidomide Later (2006) generations: • Pomalidomide (2013) • Iberdomide (CC- Soon to 220) come: • CC-92480
Therapies in Multiple Myeloma: oldies but goodies Alkylating Proteasome Monoclonal Immunomodulators agents Inhibitors Antibodies Multiple targets Engage your immune system to fight off the Mechanisms myeloma cancer cells: of Action • SLAM7 • CD38 • BCMA Early use • Elotuzumab (2015) • Daratumumab Later (2016) generations: • Isatuximab (2020) Soon to • Many others come:
Treating up-front Multiple Myeloma • As of 2020, multiple myeloma is a chronic disease • 3 primary goals of therapy: regardless of intent to transplant – Get into a deep remission – Stay in remission for as long as possible – Do so with the least impact on quality of life • 3-step process: – Induction: induce (or get) the myeloma into a remission – Consolidation: consolidate (improve/deepen) that remission – typically with high dose melphalan – Maintenance: maintain a deep remission Highly encourage all patients to participate in clinical trials – your best chance at an improved outcome
Standard induction therapy • 3-drug induction regimen is considered the standard of care • Backbone includes: – Dexamethasone – oral steroid – Lenalidomide (Revlimid) – IMID • 3rd drug……..
“Doctor, which three drug combination is best?” ENDURANCE TRIAL Answer: MAI TRIAL • The third drug depends on: – Intention to move towards high dose melphalan and autologous bone marrow transplantation – Potential toxicities of the agent and medical problems of the patient – Ability to tolerate 3 drugs – consider frailty • Doublet sometimes ok • Median Progression Free Survival (PFS): • RVD-lite – Dara-RD: not reached • Clinical trials are being designed – RD:specifically 31.9 months to answer this question • 30 months PFS: – Dara-RD: 70.6% – RD: 55.6% Kumar et al Lancet Onc 2020 – HR: 0.56; P
Doctor, do I really need a bone marrow transplant? Answer: Up-Front High-Dose Melphalan and Autologous Stem Cell Transplantation (v delayed) Yes: every patient should be evaluated for Published PFS: median OS the role of high dose melphalan and NEJM 2017: 50 v 36m 4 year: 81 v 82% autologous stem cell transplantation IFM ASH 2017: EMN02 NR v 44m 3 year ~ 85% in both arms Lancet Onc 2015: 4 year: 86 v 73% Italy, Czech, Australia 43. v 30m (p=0.004) NEJM 2014: 4 year: 81.6 v 65.3% GIMEMA 43 v 22m (p=0.02)
Doctor, if I’m in a deep remission after transplant, why do I need to continue therapy? Do I really need maintenance?
Post-Transplant Maintenance: Lenalidomide • Myeloma is a chronic disease • Engage the immune system in surveillance • Improved time to progression: – By at least 18 months – Likely much longer • Improved survival: – Inconsistent between trials – Shown in this and other large meta- analysis • Next steps: – Risk adapted maintenance approaches McCarthy et al JCO 2017
• Doctor, if I’m in a deep remission after transplant, why do I need to continue therapy? Do I really need maintenance? Answer: Yes: This will improve your remission duration and likely will improve your survival. May improve your long term quality of life – being studied More to come: • MASTER trial • SWOG1802
Important Supportive Care • Ca/Vit-D supplementation for bone health • Bisphosphonate or RANK-ligand therapy to reduce “skeletal events” • Aspirin or low dose blood thinners to help prevent blood clots • Antiviral therapy to help prevent viral reactivation (particularly shingles) • Proper vaccinations
Relapsed and Refractory Multiple Myeloma •Risk Encourage all patients readjusted: talk to to participate your in you doctor so clinical trials • Many of the understand expectations of therapy same principles apply: –3 drugs Are areany there better newthan high2 risk FISH/Cytogenetics in the – bone marrow Treat until progressive disease – Ongoing How longimportance of supportive did the patient go fromcare initiation of first • Lack lineoftherapy head to(orhead transplant) clinical until trialsrelapse? to compare different myeloma regimens • There is no one best treatment regimen/approach for any given patient • Treatment tailored to tolerance and comorbidities
Triple Regimens extremely active in Relapsed Disease Median time to progression: • KRD: 26.3 months • RD: 17.6 months Stewart et al NEJM 2015 Median time to progression: • Dara-Car-Dex: not reached • Carfilzomimb-Dex: 15.8 months Dimopoulos et al; Lancet 2020
Comparing Regimens: Van Beurden-Tan et al JCO 2017
Other Important Treatment Considerations: • 2nd Transplant: – Depends on length of remission following 1st transplant • 18 months without maintenance • 36 months with maintenance Michaelis et al BBMT 2013
New kids on the block: Rapid Drug Development in MM Multi and Bi- Antibody-Drug Nuclear Export Other: Melflufen Specific CAR-T Therapy Conjugates Inhibitors Engagers Alkylator Improved deliver Mechanisms to myeloma cell of Action Less off target toxicity Clinical Trial Data Future directions:
Chaudan et al Clinical Cancer Research 2013
New kids on the block: Multi and Bi- Antibody-Drug Nuclear Export Other: Melflufen Specific CAR-T Therapy Conjugates Inhibitors Engagers Alkylator Improved deliver Mechanisms to myeloma cell of Action Less off target toxicity Horizon Study: phase II Clinical OCEAN study: Trial Data Phase III Melflufen Dex v Pom-Dex FDA granted Future priority review directions: 8/29/2020
New kids on the block: Multi and Bi- Antibody-Drug Nuclear Export Other: Melflufen Specific CAR-T Therapy Conjugates Inhibitors Engagers An antibody targets the myeloma cell – once introduced it releases its “payload” killing the Mechanisms cancer cell of Action Ex: Belantamab mafodotin (blenrep) Clinical Trial Data Future directions:
Cohen; BLOOD 2019
Belantamab Mafodotin: BCMA-Targeted ADC Tai. Blood. 2014;123:3128. Trudel. Lancet Oncol. 2018;19:1641. Trudel. Blood Cancer J. 2019;9:37.
New kids on the block: Nuclear Multi and Bi- CAR-T Other: Melflufen Antibody-Drug Conjugates Export Specific Therapy Inhibitors Engagers An antibody targets the myeloma cell – once introduced it releases its Mechanisms “payload” killing the cancer cell of Action Ex: Belantamab mafodotin (blenrep) Phase I and II data mature Ongoing extensive phase II and Clinical III studies Trial Data Unique ocular toxicity ORR: ~30% -- DOR 11 months FDA approved 4 prior therapies Future Must work in conjunction with an directions: ophthalmologist Being extensively studies in variety of combinations
New kids on the block: Nuclear Multi and Bi- Antibody-Drug Other: Melflufen Conjugates Export Specific CAR-T Therapy Inhibitors Engagers Drug: Selinexor (Xpovio) Mechanisms of Action Nuclear export Inhibitor Clinical Trial Data Future directions:
https://www.myelomacrowd.org/the-storm-study-selinexor-the-active-clinical-trials-using-this-drug/
New kids on the block: Antibody- Multi and Nuclear Export Other: Melflufen Drug Bi-Specific CAR-T Therapy Inhibitors Conjugates Engagers Drug: Selinexor (Xpovio) Mechanisms of Action Nuclear export Inhibitor STORM2: 21% ORR duration of response 3.8m Clinical Boston Data: more Trial Data promising – different dosing Toxicity: many Approved in Penta-refractory patients with 4 Future prior lines of directions: therapy “Storming” ahead
New kids on the block: Antibody-Drug Nuclear Export Multi and Bi- CAR-T Other: Melflufen Conjugates Inhibitors Specific Engagers Therapy Helps the body’s immune Mechanisms of Action system target cancer cells Ex: AMG-701 Clinical Trial Data Future directions:
Cohen; BLOOD 2019
How do “BITEs” work
New kids on the block: Multi and Bi- Antibody-Drug Nuclear Export Other: Melflufen Specific CAR-T Therapy Conjugates Inhibitors Engagers Mechanisms of Action Variety of phase 1 Clinical and 2 Trial Data studies underway Further development Future as single directions: agent and in combination
New kids on the block: Multi and Bi- Antibody-Drug Nuclear Export Other: Melflufen Specific CAR-T Therapy Conjugates Inhibitors Engagers Type of cellular therapy Mechanisms Reprograming of Action your immune system Clinical Trial Data Future directions:
CAR-T • Donor lymphocytes (or T-cells) are removed from patients then “engineered” to fight cancer – Various chimeric antigen receptors (CARs) are transduced into the T-cells to then target cancer antigens • Targets: BCMA: B-Cell Maturation Antigen Srivastava et al, The Journal of Immunology 2018
• Phase 1 study • Heavily pre-treated: – median of 7 previous myeloma regimens • CAR-T therapy has a unique and serious toxicity profile • Unprecedented response rates in heavily pre-treated patients: – CR rate of 45% – PFS of 11.8 months • Patients are relapsing Raje et al NEJM 2019 though
Important Ongoing and Planned Future Studies Study phase and Inclusion CAR-T Treatment Study/NCT# Institutions planned enrollment Criteria Construct Arms Phase 1; • ≥3 prior lines Novel Fully-human NCT03602612 NIH • PI/IMiD exposed Single arm N=42 Anti-BCMA CAR • ≥3 prior lines; KarMMa Multicenter Phase 2; • PI/IMiD/CD38mAb Single arm exposed Bb2121 NCT03430011 worldwide N=150 • refractory to last line KarMMa-2 Multicenter Phase 2; • 4-cohorts • ≥3 prior lines Bb2121 Single arm NCT03601078 worldwide N=181 • 2-4 prior lines; 2:1 Randomization KarMMa-3 Multicenter Phase 3; • PI/IMiD/CD38mAb exposed Bb2121 Arm-A: CAR T NCT03651128 worldwide N=381 Arm-B: SOC • refractory to last line • ≥3 prior lines CARTIFAN-1 Multicenter Phase 2; • PI/IMiD exposed • PD on last treatment or LCAR-B38M Single arm NCT03758417 China N=60 within 12m from its end BMT-CTN • High Risk Post-ASCT Multicenter 1901 and “Parallel” Phase 2 • Suboptimal response Bb2121 Single arm US post -ASCT 1902
New kids on the block: Multi and Bi- Antibody-Drug Nuclear Export Other: Melflufen Specific CAR-T Therapy Conjugates Inhibitors Engagers Type of cellular therapy Mechanisms Reprograming of Action your immune system Clinical Trial Data Both BB2121 and JNJ-4528 Future are likely to be directions: approved in 2021
New kids on the block: Antibody-Drug Nuclear Export B-Specific Other: Melflufen CAR-T Therapy Conjugates Inhibitors Engagers AKT inhibitors Venetoclax Mechanisms Ibrutinib of Action BCMA: BITEs, mAb CD56: Antibody-drug Clinical conjugate Trial Data HDAC inhibitors PARP inhibitors Future BET inhibitors directions: Radio- Immunotherapy
SEER registry study from US: 1993-2012 • Improvement in 5 year survival: seen in all ages and ethnic groups: – < 65 years of age: 38.2% 61.8 – 65 -74 years of age: 29.0% 48.4% – >75 years of age: 21.1%- Costa et al 34.0% BLD ADV 2017
Thank you for your attention! • Patrick A Hagen, MD, MPH • Assistant Professor • Hematology and Bone Marrow Transplantation • Loyola University
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