NORD - Waldenstrom Macroglobulinemia

Waldenstrom macroglobulinemia is a rare type of blood cancer that affects a specific type of white blood cell called B lymphocytes, which normally produce immunoglobulins like IgM.
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[@nonameno8065]

my husband was diagnosed with this in 2013. this video is the first i've seen that clearly explained the pathophysiology for us. i appreciate that you trusted your audience enough to not be afraid to dip into slightly deeper detail when needed. thank you.

[@roofscoop66]

How is he?

[@yukiyukiko2250]

Hope he is doing better now

[@bornwestusa]

Bravo, after 11 years a complete description of what WM is! Treatment in 2023 was finally needed and was very successful.

[@russellhopson1658]

I was diagnosed with 6 year's ago. Have blood work done very often. It did not scare me as bad as the lung cancer I was diagnosed with at the same time. The lung cancer is no longer after the removal of my up lung.

[@kvlogsyoutube]

Thanks for the knowledge because I was 31 diagnosed with this cancer and I am very young with mutation being negative youngest patient in uk to get this !

[@osmosis]

You're welcome and thanks for sharing! 🙏🏼

[@dipanjanaroy198]

With my med exams ongoing best way to revise, love your videos. Thanks a lot! ❤️✨

[@osmosis]

Happy to help, Dipanjana! 🙏🏼 ❤️ 😊

[@DVD927]

Good explanation of a complex condition. A friend of mine had this. He didn’t die of Waldenstrom’s though, but of pneumonia.

[@osmosis]

Thanks for appreciating our video and we're sorry to know about your friend. 🙏🏼

[@ulk9919]

Thank you for precious information. I wonder there are some cases of "stem cell transplantation" for this disease in America.

[@lj9524]

Excellent explaination. Thank you!

[@osmosis]

You are welcome! 🙏🏼

[@rihanrihan7435]

It was useful information for me.

[@osmosis]

Thanks for letting us know, Rihan! ❤️💕

[@EdwardMaybury]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@osmosis]

Most welcome! 😊

[@albertinasouzagomes]

Que bom de este vídeo fosse dublado em português.

[@yukiyukiko2250]

Thank yuuuu

[@osmosis]

Most welcome! 🥰

[@dr_erfan]

A very useful video 👌🏼

[@osmosis]

Glad to hear that, Dr Erfan! 🙏🏼