Multiple myeloma is a blood cancer that most often occurs in people over age 45. It's the second-most common blood cancer and the most common blood cancer in Black people. Right now, there is no cure for the disease. But as Dr. Joselle Cook, a Mayo Clinic hematologist, explains, recent advances in treatment are helping people live longer. Learn more: https://mayocl.in/48QiIAz | Mayo Clinic

46K views · 557 reactions | There's new hope for Australians diagnosed with a deadly blood cancer. The federal government is funding a breakthrough treatment for multiple myeloma, drastically slashing the price for hundreds of patients. | 7NEWS Sydney | Facebook

4.5K views · 27 reactions | “More years in life, and more life in those years.” That's what drives our research in multiple myeloma. Our GSK experts Jack, Lydia, and Oyiza break down: 溺 What multiple myeloma is and how it impacts lives  The real-life challenges faced by people living with this disease  The latest advancements in research and what they mean for patients Watch the full conversation on YouTube: https://gsk.to/4rqVXO3 | GSK | Facebook

Multiple myeloma disproportionally affects seniors - and many of the easily identifiable symptoms go unnoticed. | Nation.com