Note: If you arrived at this page from a search engine
please Click Here
to go to our Home Page.
Multiple Myeloma
Multiple myeloma (also known as myelomatosis or myeloma) is a cancer in
which there is abnormal growth in the number of plasma cells in the bone-marrow and blood.
This can suppress the normal production of blood cells, including those associated with
the body's immune system. The plasma cells may collect in the bone to make small tumours
known as plasmacytomas. Multiple myeloma is most common in people aged over 60, and is
rare before the age of 40.
Cancer information.
Cancer may be preventable. Latest medical reasearch shows antioxidants help....CLICK
HERE to obtain a FREE tape by Glen
A Halvorson M.D.
100 Pages Found, 119 Links Found, 21368 Score, http://www.greenwoodhealth.com/stan/tape
International
Meyeloma Foundation - UK (UK) The IMF established an office in Edinburgh in April
1997. IMF-UK is a registered charity. This site provides details about the organisation,
support groups, meetings, newsletters and other related information.
International Myeloma Foundation
This site contains details of the IMF, telephone hotline, and information packs. Online
resources include a newsletter, email discussion group, and patient hand book. Also there
is information for researchers: grant applications etc.
Josep Carreras International
Leukaemia Foundation Spanish and English language support. JCILF was founded in 1988
at the behest of the tenor Josep Carreras, and funds leukemia research and the Redmo
register of marrow donors. Details of the foundation and grant applications.
Leukaemia Research Fund
(UK) A national cancer charity funding research into leukaemia and other types of cancer.
The site includes online patient information booklets, and research abstracts.
Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
(USA) a national voluntary health agency dedicated to curing leukemia, lymphoma, multiple
myeloma, and Hodgkin's disease. The web site includes details of the 58 chapters of the
society, information booklets, patient services, research etc.
Midwest
Myeloma Exchange and Email List A myeloma organization located in and serving the
major medical centers in the midwestern United States, linking patients, caregivers, and
medical professionals throughout the world through a free myeloma email discussion group.
Multiple Myeloma Research
Foundation (USA) MMRF was founded in 1996 by Kathy Giusti who was diagnosed with
multiple myleoma at age 37. The Foundation raises money for myeloma research. The site
includes information about myeloma, events, research grants etc.
Myeloma Trialists'
Collaborative Group (UK) the group are involved in research into multiple myeloma
including clinical trials run by the MRC/ICRF/BHF Clinical Trial Service Unit in Oxford.
National Children's
Leukemia Foundation (USA) The NCLF is a non-profit organization providing services,
support, and referrals for leukemia patients and their families.The site provides details
of their telephone help line, and information on various topics related to childhood
leukemia.
AMYLOID -
Amyloidosis Discussion list (ACOR) An unmoderated Email list for patients, relatives,
fiends researchers, health professionals to discuss amyloidosis. This includes amyloidosis
associated with myeloma.
AMYLOID -
Amyloidosis Discussion list (ACOR) An unmoderated Email list for patients, relatives,
fiends researchers, health professionals to discuss amyloidosis. This includes amyloidosis
associated with myeloma.
Physician's information
on Plasma Cells Neoplasms (START, European School of Oncology) Referenced statement
including sections on epidemiology, pathology, diagnosis, staging, treatment and follow-up
produced by an editorial board of top European oncologists. [Go to Chapters]
Physician's
PDQ statement for Plasma Cell Neoplasm (CancerNet) A referenced overview of the
disease, cellular classification, staging, and current treatment overviews. It is reviewed
each month by experts at the NCI.
These links are here simply to help some very silly search
engine robots who seem to have trouble indexing all the pages in this site. Human visitors
please ignore them as they are all accessible from the main links page.