Let’s stand together for change
Multiple myeloma, a type of blood cancer, doesn’t affect all communities equally. And if you’re Black, Hispanic, from a rural or medically underserved community, your life could be impacted more.
This powerful mural honors the stories of those living with multiple myeloma.
Standing in the Gaap stands with you
Standing in the Gaap stands with you and everyone else affected by multiple myeloma. We are committed to overcoming barriers of race, geographic location, and circumstance. No one should face this disease alone. That’s why we provide support, resources, and advocacy across all communities.
Resources
Whether you have multiple myeloma or are caring for someone who does, these resources may be helpful if you’re just starting to learn or already on treatment.
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To help close these gaps, we surveyed over 1,000 people affected by multiple myeloma to better understand what living with this disease is like—daily challenges, support needs, and what matters most—so we can help improve care. Sign up to see what we learned.