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Booklets

Title and Description	English	Traditional Chinese 繁體中文	Simplified Chinese 简体中文	Deutsch	Espanol	Francais	Italiano	Finnish Suomi
Basic Immunology By Guy Sherwood, M.D., 2014. Revised Linda Nelson, 2018. A comprehensive review of immunology and genetics as it relates to WM.
Frequently Asked Questions By Peter DeNardis, Marcia Klepac, Elena Malunis, and Linda Nelson, 2017 Revised Linda Nelson, 2019 This booklet answers frequently asked questions about WM in a very readable format for those who may not have a strong background in biology.
Glossary and Abbreviations *Written & compiled by Guy Sherwood, M.D., Bret Blakeslee, Sue Herms, & Peter DeNardis, 2015.* This glossary is designed to help patients with WM learn and understand pertinent medical terms that relate to our disease.
Medical Tests By Guy Sherwood, M.D., 2007 Revised Sue Herms and Linda Nelson, 2016. A reference booklet of medical terms and tests, this revision places particular emphasis on expanding the explanation of the Complete Blood Count and on Immunoglobulins. Tests for beta-2 microglobulin and light chains have been added, as has genetics testing.
Questions and Answers By Guy Sherwood and Sue Herms, Revised 2010, 2014. Revised Sue Herms and Linda Nelson, 2017. Designed to provide detailed answers to questions about Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia, including a full glossary of terms.
Clinical Practice Guide for the Treatment of WM (Australia) *By Dipti Talaulikar, M.D., Constantine Tam, M.D., et al, 2016* This booklet is a consensus established by the Australian Medical Scientific Advisory Group, which consists of a panel of haematologists across Australia, and it is provided by the IWMF Affiliate (WMozzies) in Australia.
Guide to WM (Germany) *By Christian Buske, M.D., and George Hess, M.D., 2014* Revised 2019 This booklet is provided by the IWMF-Affiliate Morbus Waldenstrom (MOWA) in Germany.
Guide to WM and LPL (UK) *By Shirley D'Sa, M.D., 2014, updated 2018.* This booklet is provided by the IWMF Affiliate Waldenstrom's UK (WMUK). The drugs mentioned in the booklet are noted by their generic names and by their UK-specific trade names and may/may not be available in UK/US (or elsewhere) unless in the context of a clinical trial.