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Screening Strategies can Cut Multiple Myeloma Mortality
Screening individuals with a high lifetime risk of developing a precursor condition can reduce the prevalence and specific mortality of symptomatic multiple myeloma, revealed...
21 days ago - Medindia Health
Screening strategies could reduce multiple myeloma prevalence, mortality
Multiple myeloma is a rare incurable disease that is diagnosed in more than 30,000 people each year in the United States.
23 days ago - News Medical
Study finds prevalence of cognitive decline among elderly patients with blood-related cancers
A sizable percentage of elderly patients with blood-related cancers such as leukemia and multiple myeloma are apt to show signs of diminished cognitive functioning, a decline...
1 month ago - News Medical
Elotuzumab plus stem cell transplant shows promise for multiple myeloma
SALT LAKE CITY - The addition of elotuzumab and autologous peripheral blood mononuclear cell reconstitution to autologous hematopoietic stem cell transplantation plus...
1 month ago - Healio - 2 articles
Living With Cancer: A Cancer Researcher Takes Cancer Personally
Dr. C. Anthony Blau, who has multiple myeloma, started a company to crowdsource an individualized approach to his disease.
2 monthes ago - NY Times
Changes in genes involved in DNA repair and packaging linked to risk of multiple myeloma
Researchers have identified two gene regions that contribute to multiple myeloma, an inherited cancer that occurs in bone marrow, through a new method that makes use of human...
2 monthes ago - ScienceDaily
ASCO Backs Bone Drugs for Myeloma
Recommended for patients with or without evidence of lytic damage
2 monthes ago - MedPageToday
UAMS Myeloma Institute expert compiles new book on Castleman disease
Castleman disease, a rare disorder of the lymph nodes and related tissues, was identified and named more than a half-century ago but, until recently, no one had written a book...
2 monthes ago - News Medical
Patients with blood cancer precursor at risk of developing cancer even after 30 years
Patients with monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance are at risk of progressing to multiple myeloma or a related cancer even after 30 years of stability.
3 monthes ago - ScienceDaily - 2 articles
Patients with monoclonal gammopathy at risk of developing cancer even after 30 years
Patients with monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance are at risk of progressing to multiple myeloma or a related cancer ─ even after 30 years of stability.
3 monthes ago - News Medical
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