CellWell record HH-348895
A High-Fiber, Plant-Based Diet in Myeloma Precursor Disorders: Results from the NUTRIVENTION Clinical Trial and Preclinical Vk*MYC Model
Urvi A Shah; Laura Lucia Cogrossi; Juan-Jose Garcés; Anna Policastro; Francesca Castro; Andriy Derkach; Teng Fei; Susan DeWolf; Matteo Grioni; Sofia Sisti; Jenna Blaslov; Peter A Adintori; Kinga K Hosszu; Devin McAvoy; Mirae Baichoo; Justin R Cross; Jenny Paredes; Aishwarya Anuraj; Sandeep S Raj; Charlotte Pohl; Paola Zordan; Victoria Zinsmeyer; Ruben J Jesus Faustino Ramos; Marco Lorenzoni; Brianna Gipson; Kylee H Maclachlan; Ana Gradissimo; Leonardo Boiocchi; Nathan Aleynick; Camilla Marchigiani; Sara Pagani; Erica Salehi; Richard P Koche; Ronan Chaligne; Torin Block; Neha Korde; Carlyn R Tan; Malin Hultcrantz; Hani Hassoun; Gunjan L Shah; Michael Scordo; Oscar B Lahoud; David J Chung; Heather J Landau; Jonathan U Peled; Nicola Clementi; Marta Chesi; P Leif Bergsagel; Sham Mailankody; Michael N Pollak; Anita D'Souza; Ola Landgren; Susan Chimonas; Sergio A Giralt; Saad Z Usmani; Neil M Iyengar; Alexander M Lesokhin; Marcel R M van den Brink; Matteo Bellone
2026
In plain language
A high-fiber plant-based diet in people with myeloma precursor states improved metabolic factors, microbiome composition, and stabilized disease progression.
- Evidence
- Emerging
- Design
- Primary research (design unspecified)
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