Is there a search bar so that i can search for a particular topic, eg. Gazayva or acalabrutinib,or green tea?

[Ezjacobs]

Searching the Health Unlocked Data base

[AussieNeil Partner Administrator]

You should see an entry 'Search posts on HealthUnlocked' if you select your avatar image on the top right of you screen when using a smartphone/tablet. On a desktop computer, there's a search field with the text 'Search CLL Support Association' or 'Search HealthUnlocked' to the top left of your avatar image.

What parts of HealthUnlocked are searched depends on the page you search from; it can be the community you are following and from which you are currently reading a post or HealthUnlocked in entirety. Adding CLLSupport into your search terms should give you CLL specific results.

For unlocked posts, Google has a powerful search feature which is better than the internal HealthUnlocked search. Type 'site:healthunlocked.com/cllsupport' in with your search terms to limit search returns from just HealthUnlocked.

Neil

[MsLockYourPosts Passed Volunteer in reply to AussieNeil]

The Search CLL Support Association option is on the top right of the screen on both my i pad and my laptop (Apple). Results often come up oldest first, so you have to scroll down to find the more current posts. I sometimes get a page that asks which HU group I want to search in. Those options are on the left side of the page and CLL is one option.

[lankisterguy Volunteer]

Adding on to AussieNeil & MsLockYourPosts excellent replies- I sometimes need to look carefully for that "search" oval - since it is in a white area above the dark purple CLLSA banner.

You can also use the "Pinned Posts" second from the top in the right column on computer screens (at the very bottom on mobile devices), and choose general subjects like Complimentary Treatments healthunlocked.com/cllsuppo...

Once you have one article in the subject, the uppermost box in the right column called "Related Posts" will list other threads that use the same terms like Green Tea or Gazyva.

Len

[Ezjacobs in reply to lankisterguy]

very helpful!! Thanks, Elaine