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Government funds new first-line treatment for deadly blood cancer

Australians newly diagnosed with multiple myeloma can receive a new frontline therapy, with the federal government funding a first-of-its-kind medicine which activates the immune system to fight the deadly blood cancer. Medical experts and patient advocates say the announcement by the Federal Health, Disability and…

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