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What is Multiple Myeloma?
Multiple Myeloma is a cancer characterized by the proliferation of a clone of plasma cells in the bone marrow and induces overproduction of immunoglobulins (antibody proteins) that crowd out the normal blood-forming cells and prevent them from functioning effectively.
The symptoms of Multiple Myeloma include bone lesions, anaemia, kidney damage and susceptibility to infections. Patients commonly experience bone pain and fractures, also experiencing weight loss, tiredness and repeated infections.
The tumour plasma cell clone proliferation induces high levels concentration of Monoclonal protein (also called M-Protein) which is the best tumour markers of the disease.
Early detection and accurate monitoring are key to improving outcomes and guiding effective management of Multiple Myeloma.
2nd
most common Blood Cancer
188k
new cases each year
40%
of multiple myeloma patients experience symptoms for more than six months before the disease is diagnosed
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