The WMUK webinar series

Whether you want to learn more about Waldenstrom’s macroglobulinaemia, or have questions on a specific topic, our experts have the answers. Pour yourself a cuppa and settle down to watch our webinars with lead specialists in WM, mental health, cardiology, research and more…

published:07/11/2024

Abigail Nickless, a specialist dieticians joins us to discuss the important of diet.

published:23/10/2024

Occupational therapist, Regine Haung from The Royal Marsden talks us through ways to manage fatigue, a common symptom of WM

published:21/08/2024

WMUK joined a panel of healthcare professionals to talk about the collaborative efforts to change the way we discuss and manage active monitoring

published:25/07/2024

Dr Gina Doody joins us to talk about B-cell biology

published:26/06/2024

CNS Charlotte Bloodworth talks us through Active Monitoring and how to get the most out of the new Active Monitoring checklist

published:22/09/2022

Dr Shirley D’Sa goes back to the basics of WM in her in-depth WM for Beginners Webinar.

published:18/10/2021

Dr Dr Dima El-Sharkawi answers your questions and concerns about getting the third dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

published:07/06/2023

Learn what the charity is doing for WM patients and their ambitious plans for the future.

published:07/06/2023

We’re joined by Anthony Nolan charity to talk about stem cell transplants in people with WM

published:13/04/2023

Eleanor Spink from Maggie’s Charity, discusses your employment rights as a person living with WM

published:20/03/2023

Jo Ham discusses emotional wellbeing and resilience with the WM community

published:10/03/2023

A fascinating webinar with Professor Dame Lesley Fallowfield on how to get the most from your medical appointments

published:07/03/2023

Dr Jahanzaib Khwaja from UCLH will discuss Cryoglobulinaemia and Cold Agglutin Disease

published:12/12/2022

CNS Charlotte Bloodworth on the role of a CNS in the treatment of WM

published:11/11/2022

Dr Dima El-Sharkawi on the future of WM treatment.