Ruby, your virtual community navigator, will help explain what you need to know about precision medicine and how it can impact cancer treatment.

ASK RUBY: What Does the African American Community Need to Know About Multiple Myeloma?

This video helps explain what members of the Black and African American community need to know about multiple myeloma, the second most common blood cancer in the United States.

Learn more about multiple myeloma

In this Quick Guide to Metastatic Bladder Cancer you will learn what metastatic bladder cancer is, the different types of treatments, and common treatment side effects.

Learn about coping with treatment side effects, tips for living with bladder cancer, and coping for caregivers. The video will also go over the stigmas behind having bladder cancer, palliative care, advanced care planning, and managing the cost of care.

This program offers information on CAR T-associated side effects and tips for coping as you support your loved one with the planning and therapy process.

This program focuses on common challenges and worries, acknowledging the known and unknown, and tips for managing the stress of uncertainty.

Guest speakers Brittany Fols, LCSW, OSW-C and Lauren Kriegel, LCSW, OSW-C, provide practical tips to help cope with the social and emotional challenges of going through CAR T cell therapy, including the importance of self-care. Self-care strategies like mindfulness and how to focus on values are discussed.

This video will help you understand what PD-L1 is and how it impacts your treatment options.

Have a concern of your own? Please call our Cancer Support Helpline to talk with an experienced counselor or navigator: 888-793-9355. 

Ruby, su navegadora de comunidad virtual, compartirá la importancia de la diversidad en los ensayos clínicos y cómo la edad, la raza, el género o la etnia de una persona pueden afectar la forma en que su cáncer responde al tratamiento.

This video shares the importance of diversity in clinical trials and how a person’s age, race, gender, or ethnicity may affect how their cancer responds to treatment.

Have a concern of your own? Please call our Cancer Support Helpline to talk with an experienced counselor or navigator: 888-793-9355.