Multiple Myeloma is cancer of the plasma cells, which are part of the immune system that helps the body fight off infection. Usually bone marrow contains about two percent plasma
cells. When a person has Multiple Myeloma, however, the body keeps making more and more abnormal plasma ...
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Multiple Myeloma may be treated in many ways. A patient and his/her Oncologist will decide which treatment is appropriate for that patient's particular situation depending on the
stage of the cancer, age, and general health of that patient ...
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Rhode Island Multiple Myeloma Resources
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