Bristol Myers Squibb, very interesting article. MountSoul Publishing produces digital e-magazines such as Health-Style Oncology and Health-Style Diabetes Hero. com We don't want to tell people how they should live. What I need is not to tell a woman or man who has had cancer or is in the middle of treatment how awful chemotherapy is. These people are going through it right now, or have gone through it. My approach is to take the example of a woman who has lost her breast to cancer and reinforce that she was a good mother before she had breast cancer and that her children and husband didn't care what her breast looked like, but that these women are still good mothers even without a breast after such a fate. So we want to strengthen the self-confidence of oncology patients. Our American edition on the topic of diabetes appears on the website of the American Diabetes Association. I will also talk to the American Society of Hematology about appearing on their website, as our Health Style Oncology appears every two months in our diabetes magazine, which only has a maximum of 8 pages of diabetes information. Just like the oncology magazine, the focus is on lifestyle. Maybe Bristol Myers Squibb would like to work with us?

Hoping for an SLS buyout by BMS!

Exciting to see BMS gearing up for ASH25! The commitment to advancing hematology through cutting-edge research — from cell therapy to targeted protein degradation — continues to push the field forward. Looking forward to the new data and the conversations that will help shape the future of care for patients worldwide. 

As an autologous stem cell transplant recipient (and survivor), I thank you and all the companies that continue to do research and bring commercial products to market for Hodgkins lymphoma.