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Introducing
Now you can personalise
your Multiple Myeloma Hub experience!
Bookmark content to read later
Select your specific areas of interest
View content recommended for you
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Introducing
Enhance your learning with multiple myeloma content that's most relevant to you
Now you can create a space on the Multiple Myeloma Hub with specific content to help support your continued medical education in multiple myeloma.
This significant update brings several new features to enhance your experience across the website. The latest update includes a personalised dashboard for you to save, organize and access your favourite articles, videos, and enduring educational content. You can now bookmark your preferred educational content, select your specific areas of interest, and view content that is recommended for you based on your areas of interest and recently read articles.
To unlock these great new features, create your free user account with just a few simple steps.
Bookmark articles
Your latest bookmarked content can be found under the 'My bookmarked articles' section of your user dashboard. Click the 'bookmark this article' button, found at the top of any article to bookmark, alternatively click the bookmark icon shown alongside a content summary to save for later reading.
Specify your areas of interest
Select a trial, congress, or any relevant disease areas found across the site, to add an item to the 'Areas of interest' section, this content will also be used to suggest further recommendations. Areas of interest are easily edited using the 'Edit Intrests' button at the top of the page. Click any existing label to remove the item or add additional recommendations from the box below.
Read content recommended just for you
Your 'My Multiple Myeloma Hub' dashboard will display the latest bookmarked content; to view your full bookmark library, click the 'View More' button or 'My Bookmarked Articles' found under the account navigation dropdown.
To unlock these great features, create your free user account now
Create your user account to personalize your Multiple Myeloma Hub experience and gain access to a range of features designed to help you stay informed about multiple myeloma and enhance your multiple myeloma education.
If you have any queries or feedback, please don't hesitate to contact our team. We're here to help you make the most of the Multiple Myeloma Hub.