Adaptive Biotechnologies recently highlighted updates to the National Comprehensive Cancer Network multiple myeloma guidelines, which now feature a dedicated page on minimal residual disease testing and specifically reference its FDA-cleared clonoSEQ assay with preferred high-sensitivity thresholds and expanded testing timepoints. The inclusion of clonoSEQ by name, alongside broader recommendations for routine and longitudinal MRD assessment, strengthens its position as a standardized tool in myeloma care and could influence how often clinicians order this test across a patient's treatment journey.
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