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(00:32) Before we get started, Dr. Willrich, can you give us a quick introduction of yourself and your role here at Mayo Clinic?
(01:13) Can you give us a little bit of background about what kappa free light chain testing is and the importance of the multiple sclerosis test?
(05:01) Can you give us a brief discussion about what this publication means and what it means to patients and physicians as a whole?
(06:12) So when it comes to these methods, what should you tell physicians? You know, why we should use kappa free light chains other than those other methods?
(08:39) When it comes to this new approach, can you tell me about how does this really impact the patients?
(10:18) Thanks so much for that information, Dr. Willrich , can you tell me, what does this mean for the patients?
(12:08) With you being one of the authors for this publication, can you tell me what this publication means to you and what it should mean to everyone else?
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