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Blood cancer treatment

Blood cancer treatment depends on the type of blood cancer you have, your health, and your wishes.

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Blood cancer treatment types

Blood cancer treatment depends on the type of blood cancer you have, your health, and wishes.
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Blood cancer treatment planning

The treatment you have will depend on the type of blood cancer you have and your preferences. Read about how treatment is planning and getting involved.
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Blood cancer treatment aims

For many people the aim of treatment is to cure cancer. It’s also possible to have partial remission, when there are only small numbers of cancer cells left in the body.
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After blood cancer treatment ends

When blood cancer treatment ends, life doesn't always go back to normal. It can be an emotionally tough time and it's okay to ask for the help you need.
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Blood cancer and blood transfusions

Blood transfusions can treat the symptoms of blood cancer or help with side effects of treatment.
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CAR-T therapy

CAR-T therapy is a new type of cancer treatment that uses the immune system to kill cancer cells. In some cases it has cured people.
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Complementary and alternative therapies

There’s an important difference between complementary and alternative therapies.
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Clinical Trials Information and Support

Find out more about how clinical trials are run, what to expect when joining a clinical trial, and how our Clinical Trials Support Service can support you every step of the way.
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I've just been told I have blood cancer

For people who've recently been diagnosed with blood cancer, we have information you may find useful and supportive at a difficult time.

Find out more