“Myeloma is treatable, and with the right care, you can live well with it.” Spotting the symptoms early gives you the best chance of getting quality care and living longer. Education is key. Myeloma is more common in Black communities, yet awareness remains low. That’s why Myeloma UK and the Race Equality Foundation are working together to raise awareness and support people to live well with myeloma. Help us this Blood Cancer Awareness Month - share the video and spread the word 🧡 | Myeloma UK

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Many people living with myeloma experience symptoms for months or even years before receiving a diagnosis. Fatigue that won’t go away, recurring infections and unexplained pain are just a few of the warning signs that are often overlooked. ⚠️ This Myeloma Awareness Week 2025, help us change that. By sharing this post, you can help raise awareness and make sure more people recognise the warning signs sooner. But we also need your help to educate GPs on the symptoms of myeloma. 📲 Download our Sym