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Genetic mutation 'likely cause' of childhood leukaemia
Blood Cancer UK-funded researchers say genetic mutation followed by infection is the most likely cause of the most common type of childhood leukaemia.
Three types of blood cancer treatment approved by NICE
NICE approves treatment for three types of blood cancer which will become routinely available on the NHS for people in England.
Chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapy (CAR-T) could be made available on the NHS
Chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapy (CAR-T) could be made available on the NHS this year.
British Society for Haematology Annual Meeting 2018 highlights
I spent 3 days at the British Society for Haematology Annual Meeting in Liverpool with Blood Cancer UK research team. Read about some exciting studies.
MP Jess Phillips meets top leukaemia scientists
The Birmingham Yardley MP met Professor Paul Moss and his team at the Institute of Immunology and Immunotherapy before World AML Awareness Day.
Scientists granted over £500,000 to tackle acute myeloid leukaemia AML
Two research projects are underway at the University of Cambridge that are seeking to find new ways to treat acute myeloid leukaemia (AML).
Childhood leukaemia - scientists map the genetic evolution
Key genetic events responsible for initiating the early stages of a type of childhood leukaemia have been identified by scientists in London.
Researchers work to treat chemotherapy-resistant leukaemia
Research shows treatment-resistance in aggressive blood cancer may be overcome by combining a new drug called venetoclax with chemotherapy.
NICE approves use of Gazyvaro for treatment of follicular lymphoma on NHS in England and Wales
NICE approves use of Gazyvaro for treatment of follicular lymphoma on NHS in England and Wales
Blood Cancer UK clinical trial on BBC
BBC documentary Find Me a Cure follows the experiences of patients and doctors involved in the Bloodwise-funded CLARITY clinical trial for over a year.
Latest statistics released on number of blood cancer cases in England
According to new figures from the Office for National Statistics, 303,135 people were diagnosed with cancer in England in 2016 – an increase of 3,212 people compared to the 2015 statistics.
How acute promyelocytic leukaemia develops
Our researchers carried out investigations into how acute promyelocytic leukaemia (APL) develops. Here's a breakdown of what they discovered.
New study could help treatment for common type of leukaemia
New findings could help to predict how people with the most common form of leukaemia will respond to chemotherapy.
Lymphoma drug on NHS for mantle cell lymphoma
NICE announce the drug ibrutinib will be available on the NHS in England to people with mantle cell lymphoma who relapse or do not respond to treatment.
Dying cell infusions could help save lives
Researchers make a breakthrough in how to prevent the lethal side effects of blood cancer patients who receive stem cell transplants.