Let’s Talk About Multiple Myeloma With Bryan Daily Bryan Daily, the national Community Outreach Manager for the Myeloma Link program, shares his journey from volunteer to advocate. In this compelling video, Daley recounts a pivotal moment during community outreach that led to the discovery of his own myeloma diagnosis, highlighting the importance of recognizing symptoms and seeking medical help. Through his personal story, Daley sheds light on the challenges and questions that arise after a cancer diagnosis, emphasizing the crucial role of organizations like the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) in providing support and guidance to patients and their caregivers. Don’t miss this insightful discussion on navigating the journey through cancer and finding valuable resources in the community. April 12, 2024 by Jade Curtis The Latest In Multiple Myeloma Cancer Blacks Missing Out on Cancer Clinical Trials Has Real-World ConsequencesFour out of five participants in cancer clinical trials are white, a discrepancy that calls into question whether other races read more about Blacks Missing Out on Cancer Clinical Trials Has Real-World ConsequencesMy Multiple Myeloma Story: “I Was Misdiagnosed 3 Times”Brought to you in partnership with the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation (MMRF) Surviving one form of cancer only to be read more about My Multiple Myeloma Story: “I Was Misdiagnosed 3 Times”Do You Have the Right Genes for This Multiple Myeloma Treatment?Genetic tests can show which patients with the blood cancer multiple myeloma should respond to targeted therapy, a new study read more about Do You Have the Right Genes for This Multiple Myeloma Treatment?Why This Multiple Myeloma Survivor Advocates for Clinical TrialsBlack Americans have historically been misrepresented in the medical industry, often subjected to unequal treatment and exclusion from medical advancements. read more about Why This Multiple Myeloma Survivor Advocates for Clinical TrialsThis Clinical Trial Wants to Test Less Toxic Treatments for Blood CancersThe National Institutes of Health (NIH) has launched a new clinical trial to revolutionize the treatment of acute myeloid leukemia read more about This Clinical Trial Wants to Test Less Toxic Treatments for Blood CancersThis Overlooked Disease Is Killing Twice as Many Black Americans—Here’s WhyThere is a type of blood cancer that is disproportionately impacting Black Americans. Despite making up only 13 percent of read more about This Overlooked Disease Is Killing Twice as Many Black Americans—Here’s Why
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