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“Multiple myeloma is currently not a curable disease. There are a small number of patients whose disease will be well controlled for a long period following MM chemotherapy.” The good news-
Continue reading“…the present study highlights a widespread and alarming rate of vitamin D deficiency in patients with metastatic bone disease and multiple myeloma…” Maintaining your bone health
Continue reading“…increase in depressive symptoms during hospitalization forHematopoietic stem cell transplantation were found to be the most important predictors of 6-month QOL impairment and PTSD symptoms” The
Continue readingStaging is a way of describing where a cancer is located, if or where it has spread, and whether it is affecting other parts of the body. Hi David- How can I maintain my multiple myeloma with evidence-based
Continue reading“Whether or not every patient with multiple myeloma needs to be “pushed” into a strict complete remission (CR) was debated here at the Lymphoma and Myeloma meeting…” You’ve
Continue reading“…whether and early, late autologous transplant is nowadays still needed to treat Multiple Myeloma patients or if it should be replaced by new drug containing regimens with or without chemotherapy” When
Continue reading“…mind-body therapy includes talk therapy, moderate daily exercise, massage, supplementation, and Martin Seligman’s “explanatory style” and the study of positive psychology…” A
Continue reading“Artemisinin (ART) is a chemical compound extracted from the wormwood plant, Artemisia annua L. It has been shown to selectively kill cancer cells in vitro and retard the growth of implanted fibrosarcoma
Continue readingThe development of MM in the setting of SS is unusual and the aetiopathogenic mechanism still unknown. However, some elements orient toward a common pathway for these two diseases Multiple Myeloma (MM)
Continue reading“People with myeloma stage 2 can experience fatigue due to the low red blood cell count caused by the cancer. “Anemia” is the term used to describe a low count of these cells…” Hi
Continue readingYes, nutritional supplements “work” for multiple myeloma patients and survivors. I supplement daily (see below) with many of the below and have remained in complete remission since 1999. Conventional
Continue reading“We have known for some time that influenza and cold epidemics tend to be worse in the winter when temperatures are cooler. Also, mice living at higher temperatures suffer less from inflammation
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