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We Deliver Patient Advocacy

Welcome! You have come to the perfect place to gain insight knowledge on various cancer medical concerns.

DubbelHelix is here to help assist you interact with various people who are dealing with cancer. Whether they be care takers, cancer advocates or real cancer survivors, this web portal is the perfect destination for anonymous discussion about questions you may have about cancer. So take a closer look — it will change your life.

Patient Stories

Carol
Carol
Cancer patient
Sorry to hear that. Life is fragile.
Cancer advocate, caregiver
Cancer advocate, caregiver
Family member
There are many reasons to be hopeful.
Alan
Alan
Cancer survivor
Never judge the day by the weather.
Kimo
Kimo
Cancer advocate
We are here with you.

Cancer Resources

MyelomaInternational Myeloma Foundation
myeloma.org · Free education and support
LymphomaLymphoma Research Foundation
NHL, DLBCL, CLL — all subtypes
LeukemiaLeukemia & Lymphoma Society
Financial aid, trial matching
All CancersClinicalTrials.gov
NIH registry · open trials by type + location
AdvocacyPatient Advocate Foundation
Co-pay relief, insurance navigation
NCI1-800-4-CANCER
Free 24-hr patient and family hotline

Biotechnology and Oncology

With breakthroughs in medicine emerging daily, it can be difficult to keep up with all important related information. DubbelHelix was created as a leading educational website providing updates on trends in cancer research with a focus on personalized medicine breakthroughs.

Multiple Myeloma

Bispecifics, CAR T, and in vivo gene therapies are reshaping the standard of care.

Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma

DLBCL is the most common aggressive subtype. The TGS biomarker (LMO2/CD137) was developed for DLBCL risk stratification.

Leukemia

AML, CML, ALL, CLL — each with distinct treatment pathways and active trial landscapes.

Breast Cancer

HER2+ and triple-negative subtypes have seen major treatment advances. BRCA1/2 testing now standard.

Brain Tumor

Glioblastoma and lower-grade gliomas. Tumor treating fields and immunotherapy are active research areas.

Sickle Cell Disease

Gene therapy is now approved (Casgevy, Lyfgenia). First curative options for patients previously limited to supportive care.

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