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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Gut biome: effects of treatment & current studies
Learn how multiple myeloma treatments affect gut health and the microbiome, and explore emerging strategies to reduce infection risk and improve quality of life.
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Reducing emotional stress of myeloma
Learn practical psychological strategies to reduce emotional stress while living with myeloma, including coping with uncertainty, identity changes, and finding purpose and control during long-term illness.
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Prevention of infection & strengthening the immune system
Expert session on infection prevention in multiple myeloma — covering risks, vaccines, prophylaxis, immune support, Shingrix, COVID‑19 advice, and emerging therapies.
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Why is myeloma so unique?
Discover the three factors that make myeloma unique: disease complexity, your individual health, and how you respond to treatment.
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Accessing personal insurance claims
Learn how personal insurance through superannuation can support people with myeloma, including income protection, TPD and trauma claims, and how claims advocacy can reduce financial stress.
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Navigating the system & practical assistance for carers
Learn how Carer Gateway supports unpaid carers in Australia, who qualifies as a carer, and what free services are available including counselling, respite, and system navigation support.
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