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Multiple Myeloma

Treatment Advances in Multiple Myeloma

Taking an Active Role in Multiple Myeloma Treatment Decisions
The Institute of Medicine suggested that quality of cancer care improves when people who have been diagnosed with cancer share decisions related to their treatment. Read More ›

So Your Doc Is Suggesting a Transplant?
Jack Aiello, 23-year multiple myeloma survivor who had 3 transplants, describes what to expect from a transplant, telling patients to get second opinions before deciding to have a transplant. Read More ›

Choosing an Oncologist to Lead Your Treatment Team: Who Treats Multiple Myeloma?
Take a look at the various medical professionals who assist in the treatment of multiple myeloma, from hematologists to specialists. Finding the right provider is a crucial step in the treatment process. Read More ›

Weathering the Storm of Multiple Myeloma with Help from Family, Friends, and Professional Stormtroopers
Roger and Cherie Paige, both psychologists, became caught in a storm of fighting against cancer, with the assistance of family, friends, and numerous professional “stormtroopers.” Read More ›

I’ve Been Diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma—Now What?
Here is an overview of vital things to consider after being diagnosed with multiple myeloma, from selecting your treatment team to understanding your insurance plan and costs. Read More ›

Finding Empowerment Through a Multiple Myeloma Diagnosis
The majority of people diagnosed with multiple myeloma are age 60 or older; Ethan was only 22. Read about Ethan Hawes’ journey with multiple myeloma, which started with debilitating hip pain when he returned home from studying abroad. Read More ›

Becoming a Patient Advocate After a Multiple Myeloma Diagnosis
Jack Aiello, multiple myeloma survivor, looks at the importance of patient advocacy and breaks down the different areas of advocacy. Read More ›

My Journey with Multiple Myeloma and the New Opportunities Through the MMJP Program
Dentist John Killip presents his journey with multiple myeloma, which included using his professional skills to give himself a stem-cell injection as part of his transplant, and joining the MMJP program. Read More ›

Immunotherapy Has Come to Multiple Myeloma
“We are continuing to learn about the ways the immune system interacts with difference types of cancer, including multiple myeloma,” said Dr. Pazdur of the FDA. Read More ›

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