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A leukemia diagnosis can leave you feeling overwhelmed, uncertain, and alone.
Join us September 14 for the first of our Leukemia Awareness Month programs, “After the Diagnosis: Finding Your Path Forward,” a live online event led by an oncology social worker, who will provide tools to help you move intentionally beyond the diagnosis and find support.
Get your questions ready! The very popular Leukemia Q+A program series will be held October 20 and 21.
During these two Q+A sessions, physician experts answer participants' questions live covering topics such as treatment options, transplants, newly diagnosed, managing side effects, infection prevention precautions, the latest in research, how to communicate with the care team and more.
On September 30 a health literacy expert and a legal expert will provide key insights into artificial intelligence (AI), helping patients and caregivers understand these tools so they can safely and confidently harness them to become better advocates for their own care.
This live online event, "The Informed Patient in the Age of AI," is the second in our Leukemia Awareness Month program series.
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