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Articles That Discuss Multiple Myeloma
Multiple Myeloma Patients Enhance Chemotherapy-Reduce Toxicity
Collectively, our results suggest that curcumin overcomes chemoresistance and sensitizes MM cells to thalidomide and bortezomib Thalidomide, Revlimid and Velcade are chemotherapeutic agents used to treat
Continue readingMyeloma, C-B-D oil and Non-toxic Integrative Therapies
These results showed that C-B-D by itself or in synergy with BORT strongly inhibited growth, arrested cell cycle progression and induced MM cells death…These data provide a rationale for using C-B-D
Continue readingComplete remission since ASCT- Kappa and Gamma increasing…
Multiple Myeloma patients try to juggle the damage caused by MM with the damage caused by toxicity. Your numbers (MM) can increase (slightly) while still not damaging any organs Dear David- I was originally
Continue readingMultiple Myeloma and Renal aka Kidney Involvement
Kidney injury complicated 50% of patients with multiple myeloma and is associated with increased morbidity and mortality. In general, I find lists of facts and statistics to be boring. Unless you are talking
Continue readingMultiple Myeloma and your Bones- Diagnostics, Therapies, and Dangers
70-80% of multiple myeloma patients will have bone involvement, with risk for skeletal-related events…Bone lesions most commonly involve the vertebra, ribs, skull, pelvic bones and femur in descending
Continue readingMultiple Myeloma Survivor Care Plan Post ASCT
“There is distress from a variety of perspectives…” “There is the fear of cancer (multiple myeloma) recurrence… And there is the concern about psychosocial issues, like anxiety and depression,
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