Information about blood cancer

In this section you will find disease specific information on the main types of blood cancers and allied blood disorders.

Blood Cancer Information

In this section you will find disease specific information on the main types of blood cancers and allied blood disorders.

I’ve just been diagnosed with leukaemia

You may have just found out that you or someone you love have leukaemia. It can be hard to know where to start and what to do after such a life-changing diagnosis. We are here to support you. Find out about what support is available, where to find information, and things you may need to get in order.

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About our information

Our information is aimed at people in the UK. We do our best to make sure it is accurate and up to date but it should not replace advice or guidance from a health professional.

Corporate partnerships

Here at Leukaemia Care, we appreciate everything our corporate fundraisers do. The money they raise is vital in helping people with leukaemia and helping us to raise awareness of blood cancers.

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Take a Moment to Catch Up

View our latest news and blog articles

November 3rd

Trustee Spotlight: Dr. Suzy Dilly

For Trustees Week, we’ve been speaking to the people behind Leukaemia Care’s governance and strategy - the trustees who help steer our work supporting everyone affected by leukaemia. This week, we caught up with Dr. Suzy Dilly, one of our newer trustees, to learn more about her background, motivations, and experience so far....

October 21st

Vote for Leukaemia Care in the My Favourite Voucher Codes Charity Poll this October

This October, Leukaemia Care is proud to be one of the four nominated charities taking part in the My Favourite Voucher Codes monthly charity poll — and we need your help to win!...

September 8th

Blinatumomab approved for acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL) patients

Leukaemia Care welcomes the SMC and NICE's approval of blinatumomab for wider availability to all those living with ALL, bringing hope for relapse prevention and an improved quality of life....