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LINKER-MM1 (n=117): CRS 46% (mostly Grade 1-2, Grade 3 <1%). Neurotoxicity 54% (ICANS 8%, Grade 3-4 8%). Serious infections 42% (fatal 4%). Grade 3-4 neutropenia 47%, lymphopenia 92%. Pneumonia 28%. Discontinuation 16%. SAEs 74%. Typical bispecific T-cell engager safety profile.
LINKER-MM1 is competitive: 70% ORR and 45% deep response (CR+) in 5L+ patients. The step-up dosing mitigates CRS (<1% Grade 3). SC maintenance after step-up is a convenience advantage vs all-IV competitors. The 72% 12-month DOR is encouraging. Key risk: serious infection rate (42%) and fatal infections (4%) — class-wide concern with T-cell redirecting therapies.