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End-of-Life Myeloma- Palliative Care
“Compared with those who never received palliative care, those who received palliative care in any setting fared better, with a higher likelihood of enrollment in hospice…” When the newly
Continue readingWhat Does CRAB Mean In Multiple Myeloma?
“Most patients with MM present with signs or symptoms related to the infiltration of plasma cells into the bone or other organs or to kidney damage from excess light chains. (CRAB)” Explanation
Continue readingGlioblastoma Multiforme Diagnosis- Conventional, Non-Convention Therapies
Diagnosis of GBM, Resection, Radiation, Novocure Device, Steroids, Keppra, Temodar, What Else Can We Do? Hi David- I hope that you are doing well. I read some of your information and the way that
Continue readingReduce Dementia Risk- Non-Toxic
“There is growing evidence of a link between regular participation in mental, cognitive, or intellectual activities and a reduced risk of cognitive decline…” “a polyphenol pattern
Continue readingMyeloma Diagnosis, Prognosis, Cured?
I was diagnosed in 1994. My prognosis was 3-5 years. I have maintained complete remission from End-Stage Multiple Myeloma since 1999. Am I cured? Giving the newly diagnosed multiple myeloma patient
Continue readingMyeloma- Marijuana, C-B-D, Heart, Lungs, Brain, Pain
“We unquestionably need more research, and more evidence of harms may emerge. But it’s important to note that the harms we know about now are practically nil compared with that of many other drugs,
Continue readingHIV Drug Reduces Graft-Versus-Host (GvHD) in Stem Cell Transplants
“An HIV drug that redirects immune cell traffic appears to significantly reduce the dangerous complication graft-versus-host disease (GvHD) in blood cancer patients following allogeneic stem cell
Continue readingCaregiving my Myeloma Survivor Dad w/ PTSD-
“Although PTSD is primarily known to develop in individuals following a traumatic event such as a serious accident or natural disaster, it can also occur in patients diagnosed with cancer.” My
Continue readingMyeloma – CoQ10, Chemo-induced Heart Damage
Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) is a lipid-soluble antioxidant that may protect against mitochondrial ROS, and thus prevent chemo-induced heart damage Chemo-induced heart damage is a common side effect of adriamycin
Continue readingMantle Cell Lymphoma- Lenalidomide, Rituxan plus Integrative Therapies
“Lenalidomide (Revlimid) plus rituximab (Rituxan) is a feasible combination that is also safe and active, as initial and maintenance therapy for patients with mantle cell lymphoma (MCL)” The
Continue readingMyeloma Survivor? Protect Your Heart.
Appropriate early management of CHD risk factors and stimulation of physical activity and supplementation may reduce CHD risk in multiple myeloma survivors. The bad news is that if you underwent certain
Continue readingMyeloma Therapy? Cord Blood SCT?
“Natural killer cells have a remarkable potential to kill cancer as well as virally infected cells. They are the first cells to reconstitute after HSCT (8–14), they facilitate engraftment (78),
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