People with blood cancer have the best chance of surviving and then living well when they’re diagnosed quickly and treated with the best medicines.

We’re making good progress but this September we’re asking you to help break down the barriers still standing between people with blood cancer and the best treatments for them.

If we work together, we can do great things that accelerate the development of new treatments and give people fairer access to the best ones we have today.

Because helping people get the treatment they need saves lives.

On this page, you will find lots of different ways to help support our cause and new online resources for people living with blood cancer.

Chemotherapy explained by an expert haematologist

Practicing as a haematologist for over 20 years, Dr James Morton is an expert in the blood cancer field and has seen many patients through chemotherapy treatment. Dr Morton breakdowns the process of chemotherapy, how it is used to treat blood cancers and what a patient can expect when undergoing treatment. Made with Icon Cancer Centre.

Chemotherapy explained by a patient conquering blood cancer

Colin was diagnosed with the blood cancer, chronic lymphocytic leukaemia in 2012 and remained on ‘watch and wait’ until needing chemotherapy treatment in 2019. He shares his story, including what to expect during treatment and his advice to others to get through their own journey. Made with Icon Cancer Centre.

Chemotherapy explained by a senior cancer nurse

Colleen is the Nurse Unit Manager at Icon Cancer Centre, North Lakes and has over 15 years’ experience caring for cancer patients through their chemotherapy treatment. She runs through what to expect during treatment, how your nurse can support you and ways to continue to live well while undergoing chemotherapy. Made with Icon Cancer Centre.

World CML Day Webinar with Professor Tim Hughes

Professor Tim Hughes, haematologist, Blood Cancer Taskforce Member and international CML expert covers topics including: CML overview; Blood Cancer Taskforce; Current CML treatment; TKI treatment; ICMLF theme of ‘life without CML’.