AJMC August 13, 2025
Jared Kaltwasser, Rose McNulty

Key Takeaways

  • Researchers developed a model using EHR data to predict MM risk, addressing late diagnosis issues due to lack of early symptoms and screening markers.
  • The study analyzed data from Clalit Health Services, identifying key clinical and laboratory parameters linked to MM risk.
  • A simplified model was created for community physicians, showing potential for early detection and treatment shifts, but requires external validation.
  • Setting a threshold for the model is crucial to balance cost and diagnostic accuracy, impacting the number of MM diagnoses.

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