Webinars
Our webinars bring together leading clinicians, researchers, and support specialists to help you better understand myeloma and its treatment.
Stay informed with expert‑led education.
Our webinars share practical, reliable information from leading myeloma specialists. Each session breaks down complex topics into simple guidance you can use.
Watch live or explore past recordings to learn at your own pace.
Every webinar is designed to help you feel supported, informed, and more confident.
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National myeloma update 2025
Prof. Miles Prince’s 2025 myeloma update: from chemo to cutting-edge immunotherapies like CAR-T & bispecifics. Learn about new treatments, access, and the future of care
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Exploring impacts of new technology
Associate Professor Edwin Hawkins explores how myeloma cells interact with the bone marrow microenvironment and evade immune responses. Using advanced imaging and spatial transcriptomics, this webinar highlights new insights into myeloma biology and future personalised treatment approaches.
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Your relationships – managing change
Psychologist Natalie Tucky discusses mental health, supportive care, self-advocacy, and wellbeing for people living with myeloma and precursor conditions.
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Your immune system- Supporting immune function
Learn how multiple myeloma affects the immune system, why infection risk is higher, and how treatments like immunoglobulin replacement, vaccines, and antibiotics are used to support patients.
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Autologous stem cell transplant
Clinical Nurse Consultant Jenny Paul explains the autologous stem cell transplant process for myeloma, covering mobilisation, chemotherapy, reinfusion, side-effect management, and long-term recovery in a detailed, patient-focused guide.
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Your myeloma – individualised treatment targets, where are we now
Dr. Christian Bryant explains myeloma risk, genetic testing, & MRD monitoring to personalise treatment. Learn how test results can guide your care decisions.
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