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Myeloma – The Cure vs. Control Debate
Although not often openly acknowledged, “cure vs control” is the dominant philosophical difference behind many of the strategies, trials, and debates related to the management of myeloma. You have
Continue readingMultiple Myeloma Diagnosis – Cure vs. Control Debate
“He told me that I could do whatever I wanted but that HE would not be doing the multiple myeloma chemo my way. It was his way or the highway.” Hello David- I am 70 yrs young and have a recently
Continue readingNewly Diagnosed Elderly Myeloma
You are a newly diagnosed elderly myeloma patient. Or you are a caregiver for an elderly NDMM. Your oncologist is talking about several different chemo cocktails. All which sound overwhelming. The average
Continue readingMyeloma Risk Prediction?
The first two paragraphs in the article below explains that myeloma risk prediction is now made possible with the help of artificial intelligence. In effect, over the past couple of decades, oncology has
Continue readingMGUS Cure?
Is an MGUS cure possible? According to the research linked and excerpted below, the answer is yes. Unfortunately, like most therapies for any form of monoclonal gammopathy such as: single plasmacytoma
Continue readingSmoldering Myeloma and Financial Toxicity
Why do I mean by the phrase “smoldering myeloma and financial toxicity?” Pre-myeloma classifications such as a single plasmacytoma of bone, MGUS and SMM (smoldering myeloma) are not cancer…
Continue readingThe Frail Myeloma Patient
The frail myeloma patient is more common that you might think. Consider the statistics. MM is a disease with an average age of 70 years old. According to research, approximately a third of MM patients
Continue readingMyeloma Patients & Caregivers
Do myeloma patients & caregivers think differently? According to the study linked below- yes, they do. I’ve been both a cancer patient and a caregiver (for my mom in assisted living). Believe
Continue readingMyeloma Chemotherapy – Antioxidants Enhance Action
Much debate has focused on whether antioxidants interfere with the efficacy of cancer chemotherapy. The objective of this study is to systematically review the randomized, controlled clinical trial evidence
Continue readingBerenson Myeloma QoL OS
Berenson Myeloma QoL OS- According to the articles linked and excerpted below, Dr. James Berenson, Myeloma specialist, reports the longest average overall survival of MM patients while striving for the
Continue readingLight Chain Myeloma- Cure V. Control?
Dear Mr. Emerson: Thank God I have found a site like yours. I suffer from light chain myeloma diagnosed in January 2023. For 10 months I have undergone chemotherapy with Bortezomib, Dexamethasone, Cyclophosphamide
Continue readingT-Cell Exhaustion- Myeloma
Though the concept of T-cell exhaustion is not well known in the world of multiple myeloma, it is prevelent in other health challenges such as: HIV Infection Chronic Infections Viral Infections According
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