医学と薬学　80/6　2023年6月号

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特集： 多発性骨髄腫の病態解明と治療の進歩
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  • 特集　多発性骨髄腫の病態解明と治療の進歩

    序文
    多発性骨髄腫の病態と臨床像の多様性
    発症と進展の分子機序
    初発骨髄腫の治療
    再発・難治性多発性骨髄腫に対する治療
    免疫療法の現状と展開
    新規治療薬の開発と展望

    Diagnosis
    　Alinity®iシステムCIを用いた（RE）ノルディアN HbA1cの基礎性能評価

    総説
    　β-グルカンの免疫調節作用による感染症と癌の予防・治療
    　シンバイオティクス研究部門

    Cosmetic
    　朝用オールインワンと夜用オールインワンを使い分けて使用した場合の荒れ肌改善効果

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【特集 多発性骨髄腫の病態解明と治療の進歩】

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