You're not alone in this journey. Multiple myeloma is twice as common in African Americans compared to other racial groups, making up 20% of all myeloma cases, despite Black individuals comprising only 13.6% of the U.S. population. Black patients are also diagnosed at a younger age and often face disparities in care, including delays in diagnosis and limited access to cutting-edge treatments.
However, research show that with proper treatment, Black patients can have better outcomes than other ethnicities. We've been where you are, and through HealthTree University's educational resources, our Cure Hub initiative, and our experienced Coaches, we're committed to helping you not just survive but thrive.

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Treatment Information and Guiding Principles
Discover the various treatment options available to myeloma patients
What you'll learn
- Starting Treatment Guidelines -Stem Cell Transplant Process
-Relapsed/Refractory Myeloma Treatment Guidelines -Clinical Trials as a Treatment Option
-Various Treatment Modalities. -Palliative Care -Hospice Care (upcoming)

Navigating Healthcare
Learn how to better navigate your healthcare.
What you'll learn
Financial Advice

Bridging the Gap of Cancer Disparities
Delve into the challenges and solutions in addressing inequities in cancer care.
What you'll learn
Understanding Myeloma Disparities
Stratagies to Overcome Myeloma Disparities
Health Equity

Myeloma Therapies
Learn about the various treatment options available for multiple myeloma.
What you'll learn
Classes of Drugs
Detailed "Know Your Therapy" lessons
Therapies on the Horizon
Our Community #StrongerTogether
Black Myeloma News
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