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HealthTree Podcast for Multiple Myeloma

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HealthTree Podcast for Multiple Myeloma brings you patient-led interviews of the world's top multiple myeloma researchers. Call in live at showtime to (347) 637-2631 ask questions and to learn about the latest innovation in simple terms patients can understand.

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Today's myeloma therapy can help patients gain remission, but the combinations can cause their own side effects because they target normal cells as well as cancer cells. Investigators at the University of Iowa including Dr. Guido Tricot... more

Dr. Gareth Morgan of the UAMS Myeloma Institute joins us to share more about the Myeloma Genome Project, a global effort to create a broad collection of high-quality genomic and clinical data from multiple myeloma patients to... more

About 10-20% of multiple myeloma patients will develop a condition called amyloidosis during the course of their disease. Amyloidosis is a disease caused by protein buildup in organs such as the heart, kidneys, liver or... more

Allogeneic stem cell transplant is rarely used in multiple myeloma treatment, but for younger patients with high-risk myeloma, it could be a highly effective strategy with durable outcomes. Dr. Cristina Gasparetto from Duke University shares... more

For the last 50 years, myeloma studies have relied on myeloma progression measurements like complete response (CR) or progression free survival (PFS) to tell whether new treatmets are working (or not). Myeloma patients are now... more

The year 2017 promises to be an exciting one in multiple myeloma research. With so many new types of therapies in the clinic like immunotherapies, specific inhibitors and variations of combinations, the choices are expanding for... more

It's a rare opportunity to have a panel of myeloma experts available to answer any myeloma patient question. Experts at our Myeloma Crowd Round Tables answered common patient questions at our meeting in St. Louis. Listen in to... more

One of the two projects funded by the Myeloma Crowd Research Initiative is an immunotherapy called MILs (marrow infiltrating lymphocytes). For high risk myeloma patients, their T-cells are taken out, grown up a hundred fold in the... more

At the University of Michigan, Dr. Craig Cole is working on a collaboration with the MMRC to perform genomic sequencing on 500 hundred relapsed and refractory myeloma patients over a two year period. The goal is to share each patient's... more

According to multiple myeloma specialists, autologous stem cell transplant is not going away any time soon, even in the age of new therapies. Dr. Sergio Giralt is a myeloma specialist and a transplant specialist who shares what "transplant plus"... more
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