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Our mission is to bring together the leukaemia community so we can find and fund the life-changing research that matters most. Together we can stop leukaemia devastating lives through research, awareness and advocacy.

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The National Cancer Plan: Our chance to save and improve lives

26 March 2025 Policy

The National Cancer Plan: Our chance to save and improve lives

We have made a lot of progress in the last year thanks to your support. Last month, to mark World Cancer Day, we hosted a Parliamentary event in the House…

In memory of Marsha Rayatt

28 November 2024 Patient

In memory of Marsha Rayatt

Marsha Rayatt sadly passed away from the side effects of gruelling treatment for a rare type of leukaemia in 2023. She’s also experienced distressing and severe side effects from her…

How hot flushes, a chest infection and tiredness led to Leila’s CML diagnosis

3 August 2023 Awareness

How hot flushes, a chest infection and tiredness led to Leila’s CML diagnosis

Many women in their 40s and 50s initially mistake their leukaemia symptoms for the onset of menopause. Leila Richardson put her hot flushes down to changing hormones, and it wasn’t until her health started to plummet that she pushed for more tests and found out she had CML.