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Helpful resources for you

Whether you’re just starting to learn about multiple myeloma or have already started treatment, these programs, resources, and organizations may be helpful for you.

Small steps to daily well-being

Living with multiple myeloma means building habits and routines that help the journey day by day. That’s why we've partnered with Thrive Global to offer a well-being program—with practical daily guidance on eating well, moving more, sleeping better, managing stress, and staying connected.

Advocacy organizations and where to find clinical trials

The internet is a great tool for finding resources, but it can be overwhelming. When it comes to finding information about things like cancer, be sure to visit trusted websites like the ones listed below.

Information about these independent organizations is provided as an additional resource for obtaining information related to multiple myeloma. It does not indicate endorsement by Bristol Myers Squibb Company of an organization or its communications.

 Myeloma and Blood Cancer Organizations 

 General Cancer Groups 

 Community and Support Services 

 Clinical Trial Resources 

 Caregiver Resources  

All company names are property of their respective owners.

Your healthcare team is your best source of information.

Help is available in your neighborhood.

Findhelp has resources for food pantries and meal programs near you. You can also find housing, financial assistance, health care, and more.

Be your own advocate, and be educated so you know what to ask for. There are so many resources now. Quote from Oya, living with multiple myeloma