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When talking to her patients, clinical haematologist and researcher Associate Professor Nada Hamad always considers their eligibility for a clinical trial.
Feelings of helplessness and confusion are common after losing a loved one and everything you need to do can be overwhelming.
Grief is very much part of our lives - it’s not something separate and it's not just about dying or death, it's around endings, according to psychotherapist, Dr Stephanie Thompson.
“Music is very much part of our lives” and that's why it's such a useful and effective tool in therapy, according to Tasmanian registered music therapist, Dr Stephanie Thompson.
In February 2021, Lorie Sarson was diagnosed with anaplastic large cell lymphoma (ALCL), putting her and husband Troy in immediate financial distress due to treatment and transport costs.
For Nerys Welch, “grief sucks” in so many ways. And she says, “it never goes away”.
People with chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL) have a sizeable 600% higher risk of the most dangerous form of skin cancer, melanoma, researchers have found.
Patrick Griffin's overcame prostate cancer, then lymphoma, before being diagnosed with CLL.
Clinical haematologist and researcher, Associate Professor Nada Hamad discusses the latest on CLL.
Getting to know the clinical haematologist and researcher,
Clinical psychologist Ela Sexton advises on a few steps you can take when considering blood cancer and fertility planning.
Sage and Sophie had to quickly make decisions about fertility and whether to start their respective families in the future – all within days of receiving a blood cancer diagnosis.
A Phase I investigator-driven clinical trial, which is ready to recruit its first participant, gives Australian patients with high-risk MDS access to two new oral drugs.
Don Hayes had an allogeneic stem cell transplant days before his 71st birthday.
Research to further scientific knowledge of the cause and treatment of the uncommon type of blood cancer, Waldenström’s macroglobulinaemia (WM), is being co-funded by the Leukaemia Foundation.
Just 28 days after Graeme Ardern had CAR T-cell therapy, he received the most amazing news - he’d had a complete metabolic response.
When Julie Allen was diagnosed with lymphoma as a young professional mum, she thought she'd go straight back to work after treatment. But afterwards she literally felt “stripped bare”.
