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Create Your Personal Health Record and Help Advance Plasma Cell Leukemia Research

Posted on: Jul 28, 2026

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PARTICIPATION IMPACT

Because Plasma Cell Leukemia is so rare, every patient's real-world experience is vital. By organizing your health journey in a HealthTree Personal Health Record, you can better manage your care while simultaneously helping researchers answer important questions.

THE POWER OF REAL-WORLD DATA

Every plasma cell leukemia journey is unique. When you build your Personal Health Record, your historical, real-world data has the power to help researchers better understand how treatments are being used today and where important gaps still exist.
Researchers Douglas Sborov, MD, at the Huntsman Cancer Institute, and Mahmoud Gaballa, MD, at the MD Anderson Cancer Center, are partnering with HealthTree to review de-identified, real-world patient experiences. By looking at these observational trends, they hope to help shape the future of plasma cell leukemia care.

Your shared, real-world insights can help researchers identify:

  • Current historical treatment patterns for plasma cell leukemia

  • How cytogenetic testing has influenced treatment decisions

  • Gaps in existing clinical data

  • Opportunities to improve future care and guide future providers

HOW TO PARTICIPATE

  1. Create a free HealthTree account (or sign in).

  2. Create your Personal Health Record by securely connecting your medical records.

By creating your free Personal Health Record with HealthTree, you can securely organize your medical records in one place while sharing your health journey with researchers. Your participation helps advance plasma cell leukemia research while giving you a personalized tool to better understand and manage your own care.

 

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