Multiple myeloma (also referred to as myeloma) is a type of rare, incurable cancer of the blood—also known as hematologic cancer. It affects cells called plasma cells, which are types of white blood ...

In separate, live events, Binod Dhakal, MD, MS; and Laahn H. Foster, MD, polled oncologists on therapeutic options for a patient with multiple myeloma and progressive disease. Ashraf Z. Badros, MB, ...

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Mottled skin is a bluish-red, lacy, or net-like appearance you see underneath the skin. Also called livedo reticularis, it is often harmless. Some people have mottled skin after cold exposure, or even ...

Myeloma, or multiple myeloma, is a cancer affecting a particular type of blood cells, called plasma cells. Myeloma is most common in people over 60 and is characterized by the accumulation of ...

Anti-C1q antibodies are highly prevalent among patients with immunoglobulin G4-related disease (IgG4-RD), particularly those with renal involvement and cutaneous small-vessel vasculitis (CSVV), ...

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Traditionally carrying a dire prognosis, the treatment paradigm for multiple myeloma is changing, with CAR T therapies, bispecifics and more contributing to multifaceted regimens unique to each ...

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Recovery from multiple myeloma leads to a renewed sense of purpose and determination, with hope found in small victories. The Bells of Hope community provides support and inspiration, fostering unity ...

One of the biggest risk is probably aging, myeloma is more common as people grow older. So the median age at which patients get diagnosed with myeloma is about 68/69 years. So it's still ...