Raising awareness this Blood Cancer Awareness Month

The signs and symptoms of leukaemia can be hard to recognise.

Whether you are feeling tired all the time, have infections that keep coming back, or bruising and bleeding you can’t explain. This Blood Cancer Awareness Month, we’re calling for people to ask their GP for a full blood count to make sure it’s nothing serious.

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. 2

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Test Story

12 April 2023

Test Story

A blog series: Why the NHS Must Rethink Access to Second Stem Cell Transplants? A second stem cell transplant can offer some patients another chance at survival after if their…

Research Blog: From Mutation to Manifestation

12 April 2023 Research

Research Blog: From Mutation to Manifestation

Leukaemia can be hard to understand, so this month we’re breaking it down step by step—from the first mutation to the treatment journey.

Ryan celebrated his transplant anniversary at his first ever festival

12 April 2023 Awareness

Ryan celebrated his transplant anniversary at his first ever festival

A leukaemia diagnosis at any age is devastating, but for Ryan Joseph it came out of nowhere just as he was finding his way in the world. Having spent time…

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