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AML World Awareness Day: Accelerating Research Through Patient Participation

Posted: Apr 22, 2024
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Acute myeloid leukemia (AML) is a complex blood cancer that requires ongoing research to develop better treatments and ultimately find a cure for all patients. While significant progress has been made, there's still much to discover. This AML World Awareness Day, let's explore how patients themselves can play a critical role in accelerating AML research efforts.

The Power of Patient Participation

For researchers, access to real-world patient data is invaluable. It allows them to understand the differences within the disease, the effectiveness of various treatments, and the long-term experiences of patients. But how can you, as an AML patient, contribute to this crucial data collection?

At HealthTree Foundation, we are dedicated to empowering patients to become active participants in research. Here's how HealthTree facilitates your involvement:

  • The HealthTree Cure Hub: This secure online platform is specifically designed for blood cancer patients. It allows you to connect your medical records and share your experiences through surveys and online forums. Researchers can access the anonymized data, which provides invaluable insights into the real-world course of AML.
  • Clinical Trials: HealthTree actively promotes ongoing clinical trials for AML. Participating in these trials gives you access to potentially groundbreaking new treatments while directly contributing to medical advancements.

HealthTree Foundation: More Than Research

At HealthTree, we go beyond data collection. We understand the emotional and psychological challenges faced by AML patients. Here are some additional ways HealthTree Foundation for AML can support you:

  • Community Building: HealthTree fosters a supportive online community where you can connect with fellow AML patients and caregivers. Sharing experiences, challenges, and triumphs can be a powerful source of strength and hope.
  • Educational Resources: HealthTree provides a wealth of information on AML, treatment options, managing side effects, and living well with the disease. This knowledge can empower you to make informed decisions about your care.
  • Support Services: HealthTree can connect you with additional resources, such as financial assistance programs, patient navigators, and emotional counseling services. Contact us at 1-800-709-1113 or support@healthtree.org.

You Can Make a Difference: Take Action Today!

By actively participating in research through the HealthTree Cure Hub, you contribute directly to developing new and improved treatments for AML. This benefits you and your fellow patients today and paves the way for a future with better outcomes for everyone diagnosed with AML.

If you are looking to participate in AML research as or on behalf of an AML patient, here are some initial steps you can take:

  1. Connect your medical records to our database in HealthTree Cure Hub today. It's quick and easy, and you can share your records with confidence that your personal information will be kept private. All information shared with researchers is anonymized. We value your privacy and your security. 
  2. Stay tuned to our News Site. Our goal is to help you be aware of treatment advances and new findings about AML and living with AML. 
  3. Participate in surveys and studies within HealthTree Cure Hub. This can take 3-5 minutes of your time and influence the way healthcare providers treat AML patients. Join HealthTree Cure Hub and start participating today.

Research is a collaborative effort. By sharing your experiences and data, you become a partner in the pursuit of a cure. 

Let's work together to turn the tide toward an AML cure for all!

Acute myeloid leukemia (AML) is a complex blood cancer that requires ongoing research to develop better treatments and ultimately find a cure for all patients. While significant progress has been made, there's still much to discover. This AML World Awareness Day, let's explore how patients themselves can play a critical role in accelerating AML research efforts.

The Power of Patient Participation

For researchers, access to real-world patient data is invaluable. It allows them to understand the differences within the disease, the effectiveness of various treatments, and the long-term experiences of patients. But how can you, as an AML patient, contribute to this crucial data collection?

At HealthTree Foundation, we are dedicated to empowering patients to become active participants in research. Here's how HealthTree facilitates your involvement:

  • The HealthTree Cure Hub: This secure online platform is specifically designed for blood cancer patients. It allows you to connect your medical records and share your experiences through surveys and online forums. Researchers can access the anonymized data, which provides invaluable insights into the real-world course of AML.
  • Clinical Trials: HealthTree actively promotes ongoing clinical trials for AML. Participating in these trials gives you access to potentially groundbreaking new treatments while directly contributing to medical advancements.

HealthTree Foundation: More Than Research

At HealthTree, we go beyond data collection. We understand the emotional and psychological challenges faced by AML patients. Here are some additional ways HealthTree Foundation for AML can support you:

  • Community Building: HealthTree fosters a supportive online community where you can connect with fellow AML patients and caregivers. Sharing experiences, challenges, and triumphs can be a powerful source of strength and hope.
  • Educational Resources: HealthTree provides a wealth of information on AML, treatment options, managing side effects, and living well with the disease. This knowledge can empower you to make informed decisions about your care.
  • Support Services: HealthTree can connect you with additional resources, such as financial assistance programs, patient navigators, and emotional counseling services. Contact us at 1-800-709-1113 or support@healthtree.org.

You Can Make a Difference: Take Action Today!

By actively participating in research through the HealthTree Cure Hub, you contribute directly to developing new and improved treatments for AML. This benefits you and your fellow patients today and paves the way for a future with better outcomes for everyone diagnosed with AML.

If you are looking to participate in AML research as or on behalf of an AML patient, here are some initial steps you can take:

  1. Connect your medical records to our database in HealthTree Cure Hub today. It's quick and easy, and you can share your records with confidence that your personal information will be kept private. All information shared with researchers is anonymized. We value your privacy and your security. 
  2. Stay tuned to our News Site. Our goal is to help you be aware of treatment advances and new findings about AML and living with AML. 
  3. Participate in surveys and studies within HealthTree Cure Hub. This can take 3-5 minutes of your time and influence the way healthcare providers treat AML patients. Join HealthTree Cure Hub and start participating today.

Research is a collaborative effort. By sharing your experiences and data, you become a partner in the pursuit of a cure. 

Let's work together to turn the tide toward an AML cure for all!

The author Marta Llobet Canela

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Marta Llobet Canela

Marta deeply believes that understanding how your body works is still a privilege today and that knowledge empowers. Leveraging her 9 years of experience in blood cancer, she translates complex medical jargon into easy-to-understand language, helping HealthTree’s mission to support patients staying informed about their disease and confidently participating in meaningful research. Outside of science, she enjoys trying new restaurants and hiking with her dog, Lia.

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