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Antibiotic could help treat MLL-AML
Discover how research by Cancer Research UK and Blood Cancer UK found an antibiotic could treat a type acute myeloid leukaemia (AML).
Can people with blood cancer stop shielding on March 31 2021?
Find out the latest information from Blood Cancer UK regarding England's roadmap out of Covid lockdown and how this effects people with blood cancer.
How dangerous is Covid-19 for people with blood cancer?
Read Blood Cancer UK's article looking at study's on how dangerous Covid-19 is for people with different types of blood cancer.
One thing you wish you'd known about blood cancer
Blood Cancer UK's ambassadors have come together to share the things they wish they knew about blood cancer when they, or their loved ones, were diagnosed.
Professors Van-Tam and Vallance's comments show vaccine priority must change
Following comments by Jonathan Van-Tam and Patrick Vallance that vaccines are almost certain to prevent covid transmission, we're urging the Government to give adults living with people with blood cancer a higher vaccine priority
Household members of people with blood cancer should be a priority for vaccines
We call on the government to make household members of people with blood cancer a priority for the coronavirus vaccine.
Taking part in Walk of Light for my son Ozzie
Read why Miranda will be taking part in Blood Cancer UK's Walk of Light, in memory of her son Ozzie who had acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) .
We're banishing Blue Monday in favour of You Monday
Find out why Blood Cancer UK is replacing Blue Monday with You Monday.
This New Year I'm giving up the phrase "why can't I do that?"
Read Angie's article on living with chronic myeloid leukaemia (CML) and hear her plans to embrace 2021.
Christmas 2020 message from Blood Cancer UK
Read a Christmas message from Blood Cancer UK CEO Gemma Peters
Shielding at Christmas will be lonely... but I believe and hope in the future
Find out why Pat, who has Hodgkin lymphoma, will be shielding from Covid this Christmas, but is looking forward to the future.
How was the coronavirus vaccine created?
Learn how the coronavirus vaccines were made, including information on clinical trials, vaccine approvals and long-term side effects.
Aly helped me through my acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL) treatment
Read Jo's story about her shining light Aly, who got her through her treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL).
Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine approval - Our response
Read Blood Cancer UK's response to the news that Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine has been approved for us.
Sunny's story - Fighting blood cancer and giving back to the community
Read Sunny's story about fighting non-Hodgkin lymphoma, delivering meals to residents in Hounslow and working as a clinically extremely vulnerable person.
Making Christmas plans if you have blood cancer
Read Blood Cancer UK's advice for people with blood cancer on how they can plan for Christmas during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The coronavirus vaccine: what you need to know
We outline what we know about the potential coronavirus vaccines, and explore what they could mean for people with blood cancer.
A list of employers paying fully salary to vulnerable staff who can’t work from home during lockdown
A list of employers who are paying full salary to their extremely vulnerable staff who can’t work from home during lockdown.
How does the coronavirus affect people with blood cancer?
Blood Cancer UK are funding vital research that will explore how different types of blood cancer might affect someone’s individual level of risk from coronavirus.
Franko's multiple myeloma journey
Read about Franko's multiple myeloma journey, including his diagnosis through to remission, and what has helped him live with blood cancer.
