Blood Cancer Awareness Month is a wrap! Thank you for sharing your myeloma stories online to raise awareness. This disease is now more well known, thanks to you. ❤️
#KnowMyeloma

Blood Cancer Awareness Month is a wrap! Thank you for sharing your myeloma stories online to raise awareness. This disease is now more well known, thanks to you. ❤️
#KnowMyeloma
The same day I posted this, country artist Charles Kelley from Lady A announced he was diagnosed with multiple myeloma. 😞 #bloodcancerawarenessmonth #knowmyeloma
September is #BloodCancerAwarenessMonth.
Myeloma is a blood cancer, but it's not one most people know. The more it's understood, the more lives can be saved. Protect yourself from delayed diagnosis. Learn more at knowmyeloma.org #KnowMyeloma #BloodCancerAwarenessMonth
Health equity starts with access. African Americans make up about 20% of myeloma patients, but only 8% of clinical trial participants. Let’s close this gap together. Find a clinical trial tailored to you at myeloma.org/sparkcures
Not all blood cancers look alike. #Leukemia and #myeloma can have different signs and symptoms. Knowing what to look for can help you know when to talk with your doctor. Learn more at knowmyeloma.org. #KnowMyeloma Thank you to GSK for helping us share the differences.
@cbsmornings.bsky.social @todayshow.com it's a big fail not to have any segments about blood cancer in September. I know it's not as well known as other Cancers and it does affect a smaller population of people (1.7 million), but it does deserve recognition! #bloodcancerawarenessmonth #knowmyeloma
We're LIVE today at 7pm ET with myeloma specialist Dr. Douglas Sborov! Get ready to ask him all your myeloma questions as we close out #BloodCancerAwarenessMonth. Click "Going" on Facebook & turn on notifications to RSVP: https://www.facebook.com/events/1388778123259596/
Myeloma is a blood cancer, but it’s not one most people are aware of. Knowing the signs can help reduce delays in diagnosis and alert people to talk with their doctor. Learn more at knowmyeloma.org. #KnowMyeloma
Thank you to The Binding Site for helping us share the facts.
Join us Tuesday! Dr. Douglas Sborov joins the IMF live on Sept. 29 at 4pm PT/7pm ET for a #KnowMyeloma Q&A on treatment advances & navigating myeloma. Bring your questions! Click "Going" on Facebook and turn on notifications to RSVP: https://www.facebook.com/events/1388778123259596/
September is #BloodCancerAwarenessMonth!
Myeloma is highly treatable, and research keeps opening new doors. The sooner it's caught, the more options you have. Protect yourself — know the signs.
Visit knowmyeloma.org to learn more.
#KnowMyeloma
Behind every number on this chart is a person, a story, a diagnosis day they remember clearly. If myeloma has touched your life, share how old you were when you found out. Your story matters as much as the stats.
“Every story matters,” shared myeloma patient Valarie Traynham. “If sharing mine helps even one person feel seen, supported, or empowered to speak up, that’s why I keep going.”
Routine blood work can catch a lot, but myeloma needs a closer look. If you're dealing with bone pain, fatigue, or frequent infections that won't let up, talk to your doctor. It could be nothing, or it could be myeloma. Isn't it worth knowing? knowmyeloma.org
#KnowMyeloma
Today is KnowMyeloma Day. Every day, thousands of families face multiple myeloma and other blood cancers. Earlier detection, better treatments, and stronger support start with awareness.
Today is KnowMyeloma Day. On the last Thursday of Blood Cancer Awareness Month, we shine a spotlight on myeloma. Tell us: What does knowing myeloma mean to you?
Everyone’s path to knowing myeloma looks different. A diagnosis, a doctor’s appointment with someone else, an article you stumbled on. How did myeloma first show up for you? #KnowMyeloma
Thank you to Bristol Myers Squibb for supporting myeloma awareness during #BloodCancerAwarenessMonth.
Mark your calendars! Dr. Douglas Sborov joins the IMF live on Tues., Sept. 29 at 4pm PT/7pm ET for a #KnowMyeloma Q&A on treatment advances & navigating myeloma. Bring your questions! Click "Going" on Facebook and turn on notifications to RSVP: https://www.facebook.com/events/1388778123259596/
Every 15 minutes, someone in the U.S. hears the words “you have myeloma” for the first time. No one should face that moment alone. Find free support near you or online at support.myeloma.org
How can older myeloma patients decide what treatment is still worth pursuing? IMF NLB member Sam Shenoy answers and points to the IMF's free Decision-Making Tool at myeloma.org.
Terry, a myeloma patient, is holding on to hope — and the progress backs her up.
#KnowMyeloma #BloodCancerAwarenessMonth