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Education MMORE exists to support research and education related to multiple myeloma. Our organization was founded by the family of a patient who was diagnosed, then disappointed in the lack of reliable information about this condition.
   
  We're fighting cancer by funding research and we're committed to providing education and resources for information about the disease. We encourage you to review the materials found on this page or visit the Research Updates page for specific information about recent developments and breakthroughs related to multiple myeloma.
   
      Recent Developments in Treatment  | As Explained by Researchers and Patients
Dr. Craig Hofmeister
video  Changes in Treatment Options
An Exciting Time
in Multiple Myeloma:
Dr. Craig Hofmeister Explains
The treatment landscape for myeloma is changing — for the better! New drugs have been approved, more are on the way and new strides have been made in reducing the side effects of treatment. Dr. Craig Hofmeister, myeloma expert from Ohio State University, talks about his excitement and hope for patients.
Dr. Sagar Lonial
video  Changes in Treatment Options
Living Well & Longer
with Myeloma:
Dr. Sagar Lonial Explains
Dr. Sagar Lonial, Associate Professor at Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University and the Director of Translational Research, B-cell malignancy program as well as Associate Director of Hematology Oncology Fellowship Program, talks about the recent changes in treatment landscape, overall survival and quality of life for myeloma patients.
Cheryl Boyce
video  A Patient's Perpective
Cheryl Boyce: Living Well
with Multiple Myeloma
Cheryl Boyce, powerful patient advocate from Columbus, OH talks about being diagnosed with multiple myeloma after experiencing constant fatigue. Cheryl discusses her journey, treatment and the importance of disease education.
 
      Town Meeting  | September 29, 2012 | Columbus, OH
  Town Meeting
Videos Myeloma patients and caregivers came together at a Town Meeting in Columbus, Ohio where they learned more about the latest myeloma news, treatment planning, strategies for managing side effects and more about how to live well with myeloma.
  Our expert panel, including two renowned myeloma specialists, took your questions throughout the program. Local advocacy groups were on hand to offer support and help patients connect with the myeloma community. To view videos from these sessions, please visit the Town Meeting page.
 
 
 
 
 
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