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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.

Living well with Leukaemia

It's important to look after yourself, your body and your mind following a diagnosis of a blood cancer.

Clinical trials

Learning about cancer and cancer treatment is a continuous process. Every new idea and development in treatment needs to be tested in a way that is scientifically reliable. This is done by testing the treatments in controlled trials.

Podcasts

Leukaemia Chatters from Leukaemia Care is the latest launch from the team to ensure that you can get the information you need

Watch Wait Worry

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Take a Moment to Catch Up

View our latest news and blog articles

October 31st

Patient Perspective – Getting ready for winter

As the nights creep in, and with them the cold, our patient blogger Vickie is sharing her tips on keeping warm, and looking at why it’s important blood cancer patients take precautions for the cold weather....

October 29th

World Stroke Day

One of the causes of stroke on which there has been little focus is stroke associated with leukaemia. This year, the World Stroke Organisation's campaign is focussing on stroke prevention. Therefore, the more that is known about strokes in patients with leukaemia, the greater the opportunities for preventing them. Learn more in our in-depth article from our Patient Information Writer, Isabelle Leach...

October 25th

Being a parent with blood cancer

A blood cancer diagnosis is likely to be a shock not just for you, but your family too, especially if you have children. In this article, our Nurse Advisor, Fiona Heath, gives her tips on explaining blood cancer to your children, and how you can cope with any potential changes in routine....