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Blood Cancer Awareness Month

Blood Cancer Awareness Month is held every September to raise the profile of blood cancer, which doesn't get the attention of other cancers. Every year, our blood cancer community comes together to raise awareness.

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We know what blood cancer takes...

...and we know what it takes to beat it. As a community we won't stop until the day when no one dies from leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma or the 100+ different types of blood cancer.

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It takes a community

You’re a crucial part of spreading the word this Blood Cancer Awareness Month. Even the smallest action can help bring us closer to the day we finally beat blood cancer.

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Why we need to #SayBloodCancer

Despite being the third biggest cancer killer, blood cancer is a hidden cancer.

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Raising the profile of blood cancer

Earlier this year, we launched a parliamentary report to raise the profile of blood cancer.

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Get familiar with blood cancer signs and symptoms

Over half of all Brits can't name a single blood cancer symptom. Make sure you know what to look out for.