Blood Cancer UK is supporting a Scottish Parliament petition calling for improvements to how patient records are shared ...
Keeping in touch As a supporter, you’re at the heart of everything we do. We’d love to keep you updated about our exciting work and the ways you can help, including campaigns and events that you might ...
Leukemia symptoms commonly include fatigue, breathlessness, infections, and bruising or bleeding more easily. Leukemia* symptoms vary depending on the type of leukemia. Not everyone gets the same ...
Ask the blood cancer community on our forum Our online forum is a safe, welcoming space to ask the blood cancer community. You can ask questions about anything that's on your mind, share how you're ...
Help your newly diagnosed patients and their carers access trusted information and support by joining the referral service. It's a simple referral process that connects patients and carers to ...
NHS pilots aim to speed up access to new medicines 3rd Jul 2026 - Edward Pinches United Kingdom The Government has announced a series of new NHS pilots designed to help patients access innovative ...
Taken without her consent, Henrietta's 'immortal' cells have had an everlasting contribution to research – while raising important issues around medical ethics and patients' rights. Henrietta's death ...
Today (Monday 8th December) scientists at Great Ormond Street Hospital and University College London have published new results showing the growing potential of CAR T-cell therapy for people with ...
Blood Cancer UK’s new manifesto for Scotland, launched ahead of the 2026 Scottish Parliament elections, warns that blood cancer takes over 1,100 lives a year in Scotland. It also warns that 128,000 ...
Meet Matthew Wilson - our Chair of Trustees who has shared his experience of blood cancer with us. This month is Blood Cancer Awareness Month, so I wanted to share a little of my experience to try to ...
People affected by some of the rarest blood cancers in England will have access to new NHS treatments from today, offering fresh hope to patients whose cancer has come back or stopped responding to ...