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Multiple Myeloma
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Episode # 80 • 08 Sept 2026
Scaling Community CAR-T: Operational Lessons & Future Directions
with Dr. Mike Byrne, Aaron Lyss
How does delivering CAR-T in the community change patient care, and what has to happen next for these programs to scale? On this episode of the BackTable Tumor Board Podcast, host Aaron Lyss interviews Dr. Mike Byrne, hematologist at Tennessee Oncology and medical director for cellular therapy at OneOncology, about operational lessons and future directions for outpatient CAR-T therapy. They discuss the impact of faster time to treatment, building trust through local relationships, and the weekly pipeline management that keeps the program moving.
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