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NormaL1
Multiple Myeloma Discussion • June 13
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Will the different interest groups return? There seemed to be more participation when these were options.
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Iliana • Admin
Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia Discussion • June 12
Share Your Voice on ALL Emotional & Family Impact
HealthTree is developing a survey to better understand the emotional and family impact of an Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) diagnosis. The survey explores changes in daily routines, sources of emotional support, and how families adapt throughout treatment. We are looking for adult ALL patients and caregivers of pediatric ALL patients to join a live Zoom discussion and help review the survey before it is launched. Your feedback will help ensure the questions reflect the real experiences of patients and families. Interested? Comment below or email Eliza at eliza.prickett@healthtree.org to learn more.
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Iliana • Admin
Acute Myeloid Leukemia Discussion • June 12
Discussing Fertility, Treatment, and Hope
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Have questions about fertility during or after cancer treatment? Join HealthTree and William Yank for a free webinar discussing fertility preservation, treatment considerations, and maintaining hope throughout your cancer journey. There will be a live Q&A, so bring your questions! Register here: https://healthtree.org/leukemia/community/events/jun18-fertility-hope-treatment?utm_source=&utm_medium=meta&utm_campaign=socialmedia&utm_content=general
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Playlist: GPRC5D Directed Therapies

BETA - What on-target/off-tumor side effects are seen with therapies that target GPRC5D? How are they being managed? Part 2: Taste Changes, Dry Mouth Difficulty Swallowing, and Weight loss

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DIahanna • Admin
Multiple Myeloma Discussion • June 12
Good RX Extends the Discounted Costs of RX
GoodRx announced Wednesday the launch of GoodRx Companion, a subscription program that offers access to virtual healthcare services and prescription medications at discounted prices. Through the $14.99 monthly GoodRx Companion subscription, users can access free and low-cost generic medications, online care visits and additional healthcare services. The company says the new subscription advances its strategy by adding broader offerings alongside its weight loss, erectile dysfunction and hair loss programs. More than 200 generic medications are free through the telehealth platform, with “hundreds more” for less than $10 across pharmacies nationwide, according to the company. Telehealth visits are $19 through GoodRx Companion to address common health conditions, such as influenza, urinary tract infections (UTIs) and more.
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DIahanna • Admin
Acute Myeloid Leukemia Discussion • June 12
Good RX Extends Discounted Drug Prices
GoodRx announced Wednesday the launch of GoodRx Companion, a subscription program that offers access to virtual healthcare services and prescription medications at discounted prices. Through the $14.99 monthly GoodRx Companion subscription, users can access free and low-cost generic medications, online care visits and additional healthcare services. The company says the new subscription advances its strategy by adding broader offerings alongside its weight loss, erectile dysfunction and hair loss programs. More than 200 generic medications are free through the telehealth platform, with “hundreds more” for less than $10 across pharmacies nationwide, according to the company. Telehealth visits are $19 through GoodRx Companion to address common health conditions, such as influenza, urinary tract infections (UTIs) and more.
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Playlist: GPRC5D Directed Therapies

BETA - What on-target/off-tumor side effects are seen with therapies that target GPRC5D? How are they managed? Part 1: Skin and Nail Changes, Neurological Changes

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Bonniefac1
Multiple Myeloma Discussion • June 11
Carfilzomib side effect of swollen/bloated arm (Lymphedema)
Dear Fellow Travelers, This is my first time using this platform. I had 4 mos of Velcade, Darzalex (Faspro) and Methylprednisolone last fall followed by a stem cell transplant in March. For the first time on Friday I started Carfilzomib 54mg,m2 (along with Faspro and the Methylpredisone) which is the drug that has been prescribed for my monthly maintenance treatment. I am a breast cancer survivor. In 2008 I had 27 lymph nodes removed from my right arm. I had the Carfilzomib infusion in my left side but my right arm the very next day was swollen and bloated & has now developed lymphemena. Has anyone else had this happen while on Carf?