Myeloma Matters e‑newsletter
Sign up for our free e-newsletter today!
Subscribe to our mailing list to receive our monthly e-newsletter as well as updates on a variety of topics about multiple myeloma such as access to new therapies and treatment options, advances in clinicalInvolving direct observation of a patient. trials, important surveys, upcoming events, and more.
Signing up is the first step in making sure you have all the information you need in your journey. It’s a great way to stay connected, informed and supported, as well as learn more about our community of Canadians impacted by myeloma.
We value and respect your privacy.
Myeloma Canada ensures that any personal information you provide remains strictly confidential. Please refer to our Privacy Policy for more information. Rest assured, you may unsubscribe from our e-newsletter at any time.
See previous issues of Myeloma Matters
Issues are organized in reverse-chronological order. Alternatively, you can choose to view issues from a specific year.
Filter
- All years
- 2024
- 2023
- 2022
- 2021
- 2020
- 2019
- 2018
- 2017
- 2016
October 24, 2024
MYELOMA MATTERS: OCTOBER 2024
- International Myeloma Society’s annual meeting – some takeaways
- 2 NEW myeloma patient and caregiver experience surveys (Isatuximab + VRd and Selinexor + Vd)
- Making noise this Blood CancerA term for diseases in which malignant cells divide without control. Cancer cells can invade nearby tissues and spread through the bloodstream and lymphatic system to other parts of the body. Awareness Month
- Colorectal Cancer Resource & Action Network’s (CCRAN) virtual symposium on early age onset cancer across tumour types
- Final edition of the 2024 Mini Mag
- Myeloma Awareness InfoTable Day at Lakeridge Health
- NEW InfoSheet: “Managing osteonecrosis of the jaw (ONJ) and other mouth issues associated with myeloma and its treatment.”
- A peek at the PAC
- IMF Support Group Leaders Summit
- Spotlight on Gisèle Fournier
- InfoWebinar: Ongoing Research in Myeloma: Developing Less Invasive Detection Methods Using Blood-Based Cell-Free DNAThe substance of heredity; a large molecule that carries the genetic information that cells need to replicate and to produce proteins. Tests
- Max out for Myeloma: Olympic weightlifter takes on myeloma
September 26, 2024
MYELOMA MATTERS: SEPTEMBER 2024
- Update on myeloma research in September (ASCO and EHA)
- Myeloma Canada at the CDA-AMC Symposium 2024
- 2024 CanNKC Symposium at the University of Ottawa
- We need your voice! Myeloma patient and caregiver experience survey: DVRd
- Be careful if you buy travel insurance as a cancer patient
- The 16th annual Multiple Myeloma March is off to a great start!
- 2nd edition of the 2024 Mini Mag
- Share your creativity! Enter CURE®’s 2025 Calendar Contest
- NEW InfoVideo! “What is Waldenström macroglobulinemia and how is it related, similar, and different from multiple myeloma?”
- Watch “Four important videos for the newly diagnosed”
- A peek at the PAC
- Please join us in welcoming Leigh Kinch-Pedrosa to the Myeloma Canada team!
- Spotlight on Nancy Bies: Living remotely and strength in adversity
- Trois-Rivières (QC) InfoSession
- Highlights from the 2024 Edmonton Myeloma Patient & Caregiver Conference
- Conquering mountains: Myeloma physicians’ trek in the Andes raises $5,310
August 29, 2024
MYELOMA MATTERS: AUGUST 2024
- Best of luck to Dr Durie!
- Letter to the Editor: The best of science and the worst of bureaucracy
- We need your voice! Myeloma & treatment experience survey (Blenrep)
- “Partnering for Equity in Healthcare” by Gilead
- Myeloma Canada at ROCOlloque 2024
- The 16th annual Multiple Myeloma March has officially begun!
- The Mini Mag is back!
- NEW column! A peek at your PAC
- Are you living in Quebec and interested in joining Myeloma Canada’s PAC?
- Attention all golf enthusiasts! Want to volunteer at the President’s Cup in Montreal
- Rappelling to repel myeloma …with David McMullen!
- The MMM Research fund-sharing partnership program is back for its 2nd year!
- New! “Managing anemiaDecreased blood hemoglobin level. Hemoglobin is found in red blood cells and carries oxygen around the body. with myeloma and its treatments” added to “Managing side effects” InfoSheet series
- Find YOUR myeloma community with MC LOUNGE!
- GREAT NEWS! Expanded territories for Chantel Wicks and Karine Gravel!
- Spotlight on Asheley Taker: Taker money and run… My 100+km journey for my mom and stepdad
- 2024 Edmonton Patient & Caregiver Conference
- Trois-Rivières (QC) InfoSession
- Messages #FromHeather: Spreading positivity and awareness at the 2024 Moncton Multiple Myeloma March
- Favouring the memory of a cherished father
- Savage Hot & Wildly Delicious: Spicing up Myeloma Canada!
June 21, 2024
MYELOMA MATTERS: JUNE 2024
- INESSS recommends including Tecvayli
- Martine Elias summarizes Real World Evidence (RWE) session at 2024 Myeloma Patients Europe (MPe) Masterclass
- Myeloma Canada attends Queen’s Cancer Research Institute 2024 Retreat
- A wonderful welcome from Sebia Canada’s User Group
- Insights and learnings on living with myeloma as an Indigenous person
- 2024 Multiple Myeloma March!
- The MMM Research Fund-sharing Partnership Program is back for its
- 2nd year!
- The 3rd annual Myeloma Canada Ride was an astounding success!
- Health eMatters makes an extra IMPACT
- Run for myeloma! Join us at the Marathon Beneva de Montréal
- Spotlight on Kevin Jacobs: Above all, don’t give up
- Melodic victory: Celebrating The Classics’ success!
- Bear Steak Sandwiches raises funds for Myeloma Canada with every bite!
May 23, 2024
MYELOMA MATTERS: MAY 2024
- Nursing and Clinical trials
- Tecvayli was recommended for reimbursement by the CDA-AMC
- The Myeloma Canada Ride: Bike to Beat Myeloma has started off strong, and we still have more kilometers to go!
- This year is the Multiple Myeloma March’s “Sweet 16”! Have you registered yet?
- Do you want to be a Patient Representative with Canadian Cancer Trials Group (CCTG)?
- Myeloma Canada at Innovative Medicine Canada’s Board meeting
- Myeloma Canada at AQIO’s annual conference
- New InfoSheets! Managing side effectsProblems that occur due to drugs used for disease treatment. Common side effects of cancer treatment are fatigue, nausea, vomiting, decreased blood cell counts, hair loss, and mouth sores. related to myeloma and its treatments
- NEW InfoVideo!
- Our clinical trials InfoGuide gets an update!
- Congratulations to Kimm Heckman! Myeloma Canada’s 2024 recipient of the Marion State Memorial Nursing Award
- New Vice Chair for the PAC!
- Spotlight on Yolande Paine: Living well with myeloma
- Conference: Talking to Kids about Cancer
- CCRAN’s 2nd annual pan-tumor Biomarkers Conference
- Myeloma Canada Webinars
- Taker money and run
- The trinity of strength is taking on a 1,200 km bike ride!
- Run for myeloma! Join us at the Marathon Beneva de Montréal
- and more!
April 26, 2024
MYELOMA MATTERS : APRIL 2024
- Thank you to our volunteers
- Myeloma Canada science and research impact report 2023
- Multiple Myeloma: Primary Care Management and Referral
- Aldo Del Col 2024 research grant
- The Myeloma Canada Rides start in less than a month!
- Rappel to repel myeloma: Join us in scaling new heights!
- The Multiple Myeloma March is back!
- Canada saw myeloma red for Myeloma Awareness Month 2024
- Surveys!
- Coming soon: 2023 Advocacy activities recap
- Drum roll… Here are the winners of the 2023 Myeloma Canada Community Awards!
- Find YOUR community with MC LOUNGE!
- A round of applause for Martine and her new role!
- Congratulations to website super sleuth, Brian Snowdon!
- Spotlight on Nic Ahola: Living with multiple myeloma
- Myeloma Canada InfoSessions
- Myeloma Canada Webinars
- Multiple Myeloma: The Ultimate Test
- Myeloma was in the house at Perth Curling Club!
- and more!