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Our research projects

Find out more about the research projects you're currently helping us to fund around the country.

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A new combination of drugs to treat Primary Central Nervous System Lymphoma (PCNSL) - Professor Fox

Read more how Professor Fox and his team are trialling a new drug combination that they hope will offer a new and better way to treat the rare blood cancer Primary Central Nervous System Lymphoma (PCNSL)

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Revolutionising stem cell transplants to treat acute myeloid leukaemia (AML)

Professor Wynn is developing and testing a new type of stem cell transplant which he hopes could be a better treatment option for people with acute myeloid leukaemia (AML)

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Using special cells in the bone marrow to help improve treatment of AML

Read more about how Dr Tissot and her team plan to study special cells in the bone marrow to help predict treatment outcomes and develop better treatments for people with AML.

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Unlocking new hope: developing new, effective treatments for people with myeloma and AML

Read more how Dr Luciano Nicosia is investigating a new drug to see if it might be a new way to treat myeloma and AML.

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Read more how Dr Hamilton and his team are researching better ways to prevent, detect, and treat infections in people with blood cancer that is more tailored to each person’s needs.

Read more how Dr Hamilton and his team are researching better ways to prevent, detect, and treat infections in people with blood cancer that is more tailored to each person’s needs.

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Understanding how leukaemia stem cells may help develop new treatments for AML

Read more about Dr Nisha Narayan who is exploring a new technique using leukaemia stem cells to predict how individuals with AML might respond to existing treatments.

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Making CAR T-cell therapy more accessible for people with blood cancer

Dr David Coe is researching a new, quicker way to make CAR T-cells so more people with blood cancer can access this life-saving treatment.

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