A special thank you goes out to our sponsors Lilly Oncology, Janssen and Merck for helping make the 2024 Blood Cancers OncTalk possible!

https://cancergrace.org/post/blood-cancer-onctalk-2024
 

Hello!

Our Blood Cancers OncTalk was a success.  Here it is in its entirety. 

If you have questions please don't hesitate to ask. 

Take care,

Janine

  Reminder...Videos from our live blood cancer onctalk forum, agenda, and accompanying slides are available here.

This link includes link to YouTube video of entire forum and a link to registration which also has link to agenda so you can find specific info without going through the whole video. 

OncTalk 2023 was a big success and is available here.  Soon the video will be broken down into small bites of specific info,  Until then you can find the agenda and faculty bios here.

Take care,

Janine

Grace is proud to present a live, virtual, interactive patient education event that includes presentations and panel discussions covering general subjects relevant to a diverse range of blood cancers and treatment options, as well as an opportunity to speak with the experts in a Q&A session.  

Speakers include top medical professionals presenting patient-focused discussions to educate the patient and caregiver communities to become advocates for their own health and well-being. 

Hi, my name is Hannah, I am 25 year old female, who has always been healthy. I am just looking for some help. I am desperate for answers, as I have been dealing with these symptoms for quite some months now.

Hi Everyone, Welcome to GRACE.  We're glad you're here and sorry that you need to be here.

We've got our 2023 Blood Cancer OncTalk forum from February up for on-demand streaming. This full version will be broken down into specific topics soon.

If you still have questions (which we all always do) don't hesitate to ask them here or create a new thread. 

Take care, Janine

Blood Cancer ONCTalk will be held Saturday, February 25, 2023.

This live, virtual, interactive patient education event includes presentations and panel discussions covering general subjects relevant to a diverse range of blood cancers and treatment options, as well as an opportunity to speak with the experts in a Q and A session. 

Follow the link above for info about the faculty, registration, and agenda.

Are haematologists able to report on a chest CT scan and confirm you have nothing to be concerned about in terms of lung cancer?

I’ve previously had blood cancer, thus I visit my haematologist if issues arise.

Thanks

First of all...

A Big Thank You to all who participate in clinical trials!  You make advances in care possible.