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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Shared decision making & patient centred care
Dr. Nick Weber discusses patient-centred myeloma care, offering practical advice for effective doctor-patient communication and shared decision-making.
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Using exercise & strength to manage fatigue
Learn how exercise can safely reduce cancer-related fatigue, improve strength and fitness, and support quality of life during and after cancer treatment through evidence-based exercise physiology.
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Living with myeloma in a regional, rural and remote setting
A national webinar on living with myeloma in regional, rural and remote Australia, covering treatment options, teletrials, access to care, travel challenges, and lived experience perspectives.
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An overview of myeloma
In this essential webinar, Dr. Angie Yong, a Consultant Haematologist from Royal Adelaide Hospital and Lyell McEwin Hospital, provides a comprehensive and clear overview of myeloma (also known as multiple myeloma). Dr. Yong breaks down the fundamentals of this blood cancer, explaining what happens in the bone marrow, how abnormal plasma cells cause the disease,…
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Caring for the carer
Learn why self-care is essential for carers of people with myeloma, common emotional challenges carers face, and practical strategies to build resilience and wellbeing over the long term.
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Interpreting tests and investigations
Wondering what all those blood tests and scans for myeloma actually mean? In this webinar, Dr. Deepthi Talika, a clinical and laboratory hematologist, provides a clear, step-by-step guide to the key investigations used to diagnose and monitor multiple myeloma.
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