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After the COVID-19 pandemic broadened usage of telehealth, patients with myeloma now have more access to experts in their disease.

A multiple myeloma survivor discusses how continued minimal residual disease negativity made her feel more confident in coming off of maintenance therapy.

I’m more than six years out from my myeloma diagnosis and realized that I’m capable of more than just surviving.

Triplet therapy demonstrates improved remission and survival rates, with manageable side effects for patients who are ineligible for transplant.

Multiple Myeloma Awareness Month is a time to raise awareness both locally and nationally about efforts to fight myeloma.

Patients who used opioids long-term after undergoing an autologous stem cell transplant tended to have poorer survival outcomes, recent research showed.

Carvykti and other drugs prove that there are still options for patients whose myeloma got worse on prior therapies.

The Food and Drug Administration granted an investigational new drug application and green lit the continued study of GC012F for the treatment of patients with relapsed/refractory myeloma.

As a part of its Speaking Out Video series, CURE® spoke with Kenny Capps, from Throwing Bones for a Cure, about the importance of staying active during a multiple myeloma diagnosis.

As a part of its Speaking Out Video series, CURE® spoke with Kenny Capps, from Throwing Bones for a Cure, about the impact multiple myeloma has on a patient’s mental health and what they can do to help themselves.

As a part of its Speaking Out Video series, CURE® spoke with Dr. Saad Usmani, on behalf of Throwing Bones for a Cure, about the future of multiple myeloma treatments.




It came as no surprise that when my mother received a diagnosis of multiple myeloma, she became an advocate for health equity in myeloma.

We simply cannot think of an individual more deserving of recognition as a Multiple Myeloma Health Equity Hero than Yu Mee Song.

Tiffany Williams devoted her career as a pediatric nurse practitioner to addressing health disparities among children and teens. But then, just a year after earning her doctorate, she received a diagnosis of multiple myeloma.

Although there is no cure for myeloma, the prognosis can be good if doctors catch it early.

If you were to meet Dr. Sundar Jagannath in a crowded room, you would not assume that he is one of the greatest myeloma doctors of all time.

Jack Aiello is a leading patient advocate in multiple myeloma on an international level.

Through Dr. Frits van Rhee's patient care and research, he has made a significant impact on improving the lives of those affected by multiple myeloma.

I find myself enormously inadequate to fully explain why I think this lady, my wife, should be selected as a Multiple Myeloma Hero, but whether she is or not, she is my hero.

When I met my myeloma care team, something just clicked, and I knew I was in good hands.

Even with all he has already done, Dr. Landgren continues to study the progression of multiple myeloma, with the goal of stopping progression and finding a cure.

For over 20 years, Dr. Brian Berryman has been a tireless advocate and compassionate care provider for those affected by multiple myeloma.
















