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Jorge Arturo Hurtado Martínez HealthTree Foundation, Lehi, UT Jorge Arturo Hurtado Martínez, Juan Pablo Capdevila, Jennifer Ahlstrom, Patricia Alejandra Flores Pérez, Karla Mariana Castro Bórquez, Ana Sahagun Sanchez Aldana, Andrea Isabel Robles Espinoza, Felipe Flores Quiroz, Diego Hernández, Aurelio Bernal Ramirez, Samuel Bennion, Jose Manuel Peraza Hays, Todd Foster, Jay Hydren HealthTree Foundation, Lehi, UT Background: Multiple myeloma (MM) is the second most common hematologic malignancy, with an

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