Upcoming 2021 Webinars for MDS Patients & Caregivers LIVING with MDS. The diagnosis of MDS is often unexpected and filled with both immediate and long-term challenges. You probably have many questions. Whether you are a newly diagnosed patient, a long-term survivor, or caregiver, our webinar series will have something for you.
Given the growing concerns surrounding COVID-19, the MDS Foundation will be hosting a series of 6 webinars in place of our in-person patient forums in the first half of 2021. While the MDS Foundation was hopeful to meet in-person at our patient forums, protecting our attendees, speakers, supporters, and staff remains our top priority. Large gatherings and travel continue to pose significant health and safety concerns, which make it impracticable to hold the meetings. We hope to resume our in-person forums once it is safe to do so.
We will be collaborating with renowned hematology professionals who will be addressing key topics and questions you may have using language that is easy to understand in a 90-minute format that will include live Q&A opportunities for all participants.
Thank you to Acceleron, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Jazz, Novartis, and Takeda for supporting these important events.
Register now for our 6 webinars planned for this series. Led by top thought leaders in the field, you can be assured you are getting information you can trust.
Learn from experts about treatment therapies and strategies for Patients & Caregiver LIVING with MDS.
Thank you to Acceleron, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Jazz, Novartis, and Takeda for supporting these important events.
Thank you for the MDS event last Saturday in New York! I thought it was informative and interesting with an excellent combination of speakers. The general feeling was friendly and the food was good – a very pleasant and useful day.
- Lois B.Each time I attend an MDS Foundation Patient Forum, I learn a little bit more about MDS. The presentations are always great.
- Scott M.I wanted to let you know that I loved attending the patient forum. It was superb and very well done. I introduced myself and spoke to many of the patients, and their loving caregivers. I listened to their stories, which despite their circumstances, were filled with hope and gratitude for their lives and loved ones. I readily recognized their struggles and questions based upon my experience with my mother. The session was helpful and very informative – the oncology nurse did an excellent job of dismissing worries and concerns with facts and information. Thank you for the invitation – I received a lot from attending.
- Deborah P.Just wanted to thank you for such a nice symposium last Saturday in Indianapolis. We have attended at least two and they have all been wonderful. Thank you for all your hard work.
- Linda B.
