Importance of Clinical Trials: Professor Paresh Vyas (Oxford)
Professor Paresh Vyas shares the importance of recruiting research nurses to enable clinical trials for blood cancer patients.
Leukaemia Type
Patient Case Study: Madeline Hawkins
Madeline Hawkins was diagnosed with Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia (CML) back in June 2012 after she was referred for additional blood tests following complains of pain in her feet.
Group of Thirty Walkers Prepare for Willow’s Walk This Weekend
Willow was diagnosed with ALL in March 2023, so parents Craig, Jess and 30 other walkers will complete a symbolic fundraising walk
Can You Help Shape Future AML Clinical Trials?
Patient/caregiver volunteers required to support a clinical trial proposal for patients with AML
Patient Case Study: Jaqueline O’Leary (Cardiff)
When Jaqueline first noticed that her skin was starting to become pale back in July 2021, she initially just put it down to age and didn't think anything more of it.
Patient Case Study: Rob Pope (Manchester)
Just seven months ago in March 2023, Robert Pope was a fit guy who looked forward to swimming, running and mountain biking in his free time, before Covid struck him down.
Patient Case Study: Laura Kelsey (Leeds)
Back in December 2021, Laura Kelsey received the diagnosis that no young parent wants to receive.
Patient Case Study: Lauren Murrell (London)
Lauren was in the final year of Law School when she was diagnosed with AML - but it proved to be a life-changing experience.
Patient Case Study: Douglas Morton (Newcastle)
Candid With Cancer #2 – My First Cancer Diagnosis
Candid With Cancer #1 – My First Cancer Diagnosis
76-year-old Blood Cancer Patient Prepares for London 2 Paris Cycle
Nigel – I feel the future is bright
World AML Day 2022: Shaun Steer
Mark – I cannot thank them enough
Morgan Paine: You can still achieve your goals
Challenge hero Jo Shirley hoping to raise £5,000
Johanna – A trial made a huge difference to my life
Patricia Robinson: Blood cancer nearly took everything from me
Fiona MacNab: ‘It wasn’t my time.’
