The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) sponsors free community-based education programs for patients, their families, caregivers and healthcare professionals.

Local doctors and other healthcare professionals lead these programs, described below. You will get information about treatment options and learn how to strengthen your decision-making and coping skills, manage treatment side effects and find resources, including financial assistance.

Thursday, May 9th - Understanding Blood and Bone Marrow Transplants and Current Advancements.  Presented by Asad Bashey, MD, PhD of the Blood and Bone Marrow Transplant Group of Georgia.  Begins at 12:00 noon at First Presbyterian Church (520 Washington Road, Savannah).  There are no fees, however, pre-registration is required.  To register, contact Erin Smazik at: Erin.Smazik@lls.org or call 404-720-7831.  Complimentary lunch will be provided to all attendees. 

Living With Myeloma - Treatment and Side Effects Management

Topics include current and emerging therapies, patient-provider communications, issues for people living with myeloma and more.

Living With Myeloma - Treatment and Side Effects Management

Topics include current and emerging therapies, patient-provider communications, issues for people living with myeloma and more.

PTCL - Diagnosis & Treatment Update

Topics include PTCL and PTCL subtypes, treatment options, the role of clinical trials and patient-provider communications.

Can't make it to one of our local programs? We also sponsor many free live and archived teleconferences, podcasts, webcasts and more that you can view at your convenience. For a complete list of our programs, see our National Patient Education Programs web page.

Need more information?

To learn more about our patient education programs, call 404-720-7840 or 1-800-399-7312.