The Myeloma Beacon is pleased to announce the introduction of Turkish-language translations of select articles on the Beacon website.

Articles available in Turkish will be marked with a small Turkish flag. Additionally, a Turkish flag at the upper right of all Myeloma Beacon pages will give readers quick access to all Turkish-language articles.

The translations will be provided by Ali Arsan, a Turkish native and whose mother was diagnosed with multiple myeloma last year.

“I am very pleased and excited that Turkish readers of The Myeloma Beacon will have access to the newest developments and information surrounding multiple myeloma in their native language without any delay,” said Arsan.

The Beacon’s publication of Turkish-language content will begin with a small number of articles. More will be added in the coming months.

German translations of select articles are also available, and The Myeloma Beacon plans to continue expanding the languages in which its articles are offered.

“We are pleased to now offer articles in English, German, and Turkish,” said Boris Simkovich, publisher of The Myeloma Beacon. “This is one of many steps we are taking to expand and improve the Beacon in order to help a larger population of the myeloma community.”

If you are interested in assisting The Myeloma Beacon in translating articles into your native language, please contact the Beacon at .