Sandra and Vern Snipes: Facing Myelofibrosis Together

In this clip from Answers Now: Familial Patterns in MPNs, an expert explains genetic sequencing testing and how it is guiding treatment.

An expert explains how having a preexisting autoimmune disease can impact your treatment choices for myeloproliferative neoplasms.

Ruth Fein describes why she felt compelled to write a book about the challenges of having a myeloproliferative neoplasm.

A patient advocate with a myeloproliferative neoplasm offers advice for those with a care partner and without one.

High neutrophils mean the body is under stress. Low neutrophils do not cause symptoms on its own.

Signs that your myelofibrosis is progressing include feeling tired, pain, easy bruising, easy bleeding, and more.

Ruth Fein has lived with a myeloproliferative neoplasm for 30 years and offers her tips for advocating for yourself when you have a chronic cancer.

Ruth Fein describes the challenges of living with a MPN for 30 years, including how the word “chronic” impacts your life.

Ruth Fein describes living with a MPN for 30 years and the gratitude she feels for cancer research and improved treatments.

In honor of MPN Awareness Month, read how Ruth Fein deals with the uncertainty of MPN disease progression while maintaining hope for the future.

The JAK2 gene stimulates cell growth. If a mutation occurs, it can be problematic. Learn more here.

A patient advocate with a 30-year history of myeloproliferative neoplasms shares how advances in cancer research give her hope, but she can never fully relax.