Multiple myeloma is the second most common form of blood cancer in the United States, and the most common blood cancer among African Americans, yet it is still relatively rare. When African Americans get the care they need, they may be able to live longer with the disease. However, data suggest that African Americans with multiple myeloma aren’t always getting the appropriate care they need. The “Standing in the Gaap for African Americans Living With Multiple Myeloma” initiative was created to help bridge the gaps in care for African Americans living with multiple myeloma. The essence of the phrase “Standing in the Gap” is: I am there for you, I have your back, I will provide the bridge to help you achieve your goals. Celgene has created the Standing in the Gaap initiative to help spread the word about how multiple myeloma affects African Americans differently, in order to improve the quality of the care they receive. Help us spread the word about Standing in the Gaap. Share this page with your family and friends.
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