Medical articles of Multiple myeloma

Lymphoma and myeloma are both types of blood cancer that develop when white blood cells grow abnormally and begin to disrupt normal immune and bone marrow function. They are closely related but affect...

Paraproteins are abnormal proteins found in the blood that can sometimes signal an underlying blood disorder. Many people only discover they have a paraprotein after a routine blood test, and understa...

Myeloma, also known as multiple myeloma, is a type of blood cancer that affects plasma cells within the bone marrow. Although it is a complex condition, advances in diagnosis and treatment over recent...

The symptoms of myeloma, the terminal bone marrow condition, can be relieved. There are aspects involved in the process that need to be carefully considered before starting treatment. The type of myel...

Immunodeficiency occurs when the immune system suffers impairment and, as a result, cannot function properly. In our latest article, we spoke with esteemed pulmonologist, Dr Ricardo Jose, to learn mor...

Some people make an abnormal amount of protein in their blood or urine, which is known as a paraprotein. We've asked one of our top blood specialists Dr Jonathan Sive how it is detected and whether it...

Cancer can strike almost anywhere in the body – even our blood can turn against us. Multiple myeloma is a common type of blood cancer. How does this disease affect our bodies and can it be treated? We...

Myeloma, a type of blood cancer, has seen major advances in treatment in recent years, with patients living longer and with a better quality of life. We interviewed Dr Jonathan Sive, an expert haemato...