Research aims to improve QOL by decreasing treatment toxicity
Kate Vandyke is leading exciting research examining whether a new inhibitor can be used to prepare myeloma patients for therapies and increase their efficacy.
- Myeloma
- Research
Month: September 2020
Support Australians to survive blood cancer with simple stem cell donation
- Media releases
- Other blood cancers
Navigating childhood blood cancer during a pandemic
Archer spent nine months, hundreds of kilometres from home and across state borders, undergoing life-saving blood cancer treatment during the COVID-19 pandemic.Â
- Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia
Lymphoma rates jump 37% in past decade, with further significant increase still to come
- Media releases
- Research
Strap on your runners to support Australians with blood cancer as Blackmores Sydney Running Festival goes virtual
- Media releases
- Our supporters
Baby Daisy spends first year conquering blood cancer
To mark September’s Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we’re sharing the inspiring stories of little warriors like Daisy, who was diagnosed with an aggressive blood cancer at just four months old.
- Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia
Leukaemia Foundation to host virtual seminars for National MPN Awareness Day today
- Media releases
- Myeloproliferative neoplasms
One in 110,000: Neda’s Story
Neda has experienced first-hand the benefit of Leukaemia Foundation support services - all thanks to the generosity of Australians.
- Myeloma
Thank you for being there when it matters most
Leukaemia Foundation Chairman, Dr Carrie Hillyard, has a special message for our supporters.
- Our supporters
Self-care and honesty vital for dads living with blood cancer
This Father’s Day, and every day, we’re celebrating brave Aussie dads like Bill Kuluris, who are living with a blood cancer.
- Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia
- Hon. Anna Bligh AC Joins Leukaemia Foundation as National Ambassador
- Talking Blood Cancer: Mother-Daughter Cancer Warriors
- The biggest challenge of cancer patients that nobody talks about…
- Physiotherapist and lymphoma survivor Julie Allen on cancer related fatigue
- Unlocking the Mysteries of Blood Cancer