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Interesting Myeloma Articles September 2021

Interesting Myeloma Articles September 2021

by MM360 Staff | Sep 28, 2021 | Featured News, Myeloma News

Here are some interesting Myeloma journal articles and some of the most discussed on Twitter for September 2021. Black multiple myeloma patients undergoing upfront autologous stem cell transplant have similar survival outcomes compared to whites: a propensity-score...
Interesting Myeloma Articles September 2021

Top Myeloma Journal Articles for the Week of June 28, 2021

by MM360 Staff | Jul 7, 2021 | Featured News

  Here are the top journal articles from the week of June 24, 2021 as selected by the MYELOMA360 staff.   First-line Daratumumab in Addition to Chemotherapy for Newly Diagnosed Multiple Myeloma Patients Who are Transplant Ineligible: A Cost-Effectiveness...

Ask the Nurse – Treatment practicalities and decision making in Myeloma

by MM360 Staff | Jun 10, 2021 | Featured News, Myeloma News

Several drugs and drug combinations are used to treat myeloma. The drugs have varying side effects, work differently and are given in different ways. This complexity can make it challenging for patients to decide which treatment option is right for them. As a result,...

NICE issues draft ‘no’ on first quadruplet combination for England and Wales

by MM360 Staff | Jun 10, 2021 | Featured News, Myeloma News

The post NICE issues draft ‘no’ on first quadruplet combination for England and Wales appeared first on Myeloma UK.

Charity collaborative announces investment of £800K in vaccine efficacy research

by MM360 Staff | Jun 10, 2021 | Featured News, Myeloma News

The Blood Cancer UK Vaccine Research Collaborative has announced funding for nine research projects, worth £800K in total, that will look at covid vaccine effectiveness in people with blood cancer. Early data suggests that the coronavirus vaccines may not work as well...

Blood Type O Lowers Myeloma Risk, But Outcomes Typically Worse

by MM360 Staff | Jun 10, 2021 | Featured News, Myeloma News

People with blood type O are significantly less likely to develop multiple myeloma, but those who do are likely to have more aggressive disease and poorer survival outcomes, a study found. The study, “Effect of the ABO blood groups on the development, clinical...
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