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Hosted by Myeloma Australia · EN-US · 25 episodes
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Welcome to MyeConversations. Myeloma Australia’s podcast series. Hosted by our expert Myeloma Support Nurses, in MyeConversations, we chat to people living with myeloma, interview experts in the field and deliver educational material on elements of this specialty area. This podcast aims to support, inform and empower those living with myeloma, their family, friends and health care professionals. If you have a question or would like to suggest a topic to be discussed please email nurses@myeloma.org.au
Myeloma Australia hosts MyeConversations by Myeloma Australia, a health show with 25 episodes published.
Part 2: Narelle Smith and Professor Gordon Cook continue their discussion on the use of Autologous Stem Cell Transplant (AuSCT) in treating myeloma. This episode covers the key differences between AuSCT, allogeneic stem
Part 1: Narelle Smith is joined by internationally renowned UK haematologist, Professor Gordon Cook, to discuss the use of Autologous Stem Cell Transplant (AuSCT) in treating myeloma. In this episode, they explore what a
We are joined by special international guest, Dr Adam Cohen. In this episode Dr Cohen talks about the new kids on the block, Bispecific T Cell Engagers.
EJ Furphy sits down with Sandra Russell, author of The Feeling of Cancer. This memoir gives a deeply personal and honest account of her diagnosis of myeloma and the coping mechanisms she has adopted over the years. Sandr
In this episode Hayley Beer sits down with Donna Catamero, Nurse Practioner and Director of Myeloma Translational Research at The Mount Sinai in New York and member of the International Myeloma Foiundation Nurse Leadersh
In this episode Sandy Roberts sits down with Ann Single from The Patient Voice Initiative. The Patient Voice Initiative (PVI) is a collaboration between patients (or health consumers), researchers and industry working to
Hayley Beer, Manager Programs and Services chats to Dr Tom Martin and Professor Simon Harrison at the Blood Conference. In this episode we hear about Dr Martins experiences in using CAR-T cell therapies in patients livin
In this episode of MyeConversations we talk to international guest Dr Shaji Kumar. Dr Kumar is an expert in plasma cell dyscrasia. We will learn more about the differences between MGUS, Smouldering Myeloma and Myeloma.
Part 2, Geoff chats further to Louise about his advocay roles, networking with his community, funding a research trial, advocating for himself and finding the services that he needs and finally self refection after his d
Part 1, In this episode we hear from Geoff Nyseen about his diagnosis of myeloma when he was 40 years old. Geoff talks to Louise Darmody about navigating the diagnosis, his children and family, work and dealing with rela
We are excited that our community members were able to join us with Professor Joseph Mikhael on MyeConversations and ask lots of myeloma related questions. Thank you to Valarie, Donna, Jack, Daniel, Mel, Nicole, Steve an
In this episode of MyeConversations we meet Shae Chester and Ruby Hart from CANTEEN. We learn more about the services this not for profit charity provide and talk about the difficult conversations to have with younger pe
42 kids per day are told thier parents have a cancer diagnosis. In today’s episode we find out about the supports and resources that are available to children who’s loved ones are a living with myeloma through the servic
What does a Myeloma Support Nurse really do all day? Jo spills the beans on a day in the life of a myeloma support nurse. We find out about the nursing services that Myeloma Australia provide and the career pathway Jo ha
In this episode we meet Emeritus Professor Doug Joshua. We examine the origins of myeloma and how this orphan disease has made massive segways in the treatment and care of people living with myeloma. Emeritus Professor D
In this episode we talk to Professor Miles Prince about the role of myeloma and Scientific Advisory Group (MSAG) in the myeloma space. We will get to know a bit more about the group and how they contribute to research, g
In this episode we meet Dr Hasib Sidiqi from Fiona Stanley Hospital in Perth, Western Australia. We will be talking about clinical trials and why they’re so important as an option of therapy for people living with myelom
In this episode we chat to Travis Hall, an Exercise Physiologist at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre in Melbourne. Travis answers some of our listeners questions about exercise but also discusses considerations for star
So why does myeloma come back, why is there no cure? Why do some people with myeloma respond to certain treatments and others do not? In this episode Professor Andrew Spencer walks us through the new Myeloma Australia re
We are joined by our special guest Gail Rowan, senior pharmacist at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre. In this episode Gail talks to us about everything complementary and alternative medicines (CAM) and presents a case study
Adam Cohen
high school science teacher, urban farmer, entrepreneur · Asset Based Lending
1 appearance on this show
Tom Martin
author of The Invisible Sale · The College of Charleston
1 appearance on this show
Joseph Mikhael, MD
professor in the Applied Cancer Research and Drug Discovery Division · Applied Cancer Research and Drug Discovery, Translational Genomics
1 appearance on this show
Travis Hall
Founder of Second Chance K9 · Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre
1 appearance on this show
Gordon Cook
UK haematologist
1 appearance on this show
Donna Catamero
Mount Sinai
1 appearance on this show
Ann Single
The Patient Voice Initiative
1 appearance on this show
Shae Chester
CANTEEN
1 appearance on this show
Jo
Myeloma Australia
1 appearance on this show
Dr Hasib Sidiqi
Fiona Stanley Hospital
1 appearance on this show
Andrew Spencer
Myeloma Australia
1 appearance on this show
Gail Rowan
Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre
1 appearance on this show
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