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Hi, everyone. I'm Dr. John White, WebMD's chief medical officer and host of the Spotlight On series from WebMD's Health Discovered Podcasts. For this special two-part episode, you'll hear up close and personal

journeys about being diagnosed with a rare type of cancer, multiple myeloma.

I started in myeloma nearly 25 years ago, and at that time,

the average expectation of life and someone with myeloma was maybe one to two years. But even just in this last 10 to 12 years, we have double, if not tripled the average survival of patients.

I saw a new patient this week, and we had this conversation that based on what we've done over the last decade, my expectation

is that patient's going to live more than 10 years. Listen to Health Discovered on the I-Heart

Radio app or wherever you get your podcasts. You know, I've been thinking about this Mary Cosby 7-Even controversy for an entire week now,

and I've come to a realization. When I see a group of people outside of a convenience store,

I make sure I go to that one because I like being cat called.

You know, you get that good sense of confidence when you walk by and you hear somebody yell out.

What's up, big booty?

You like, who me?

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