National Research Program
The Leukaemia Foundation is committed to funding research innovations that drive rapid advancements in treatments, discover new diagnostics and novel therapies and enable Australian patients to access global clinical trials.
Our overarching aim is to fund high-impact research by concentrating our resources on projects with broad potential for all people living with blood cancer.
We have turned our attention to investment in innovation: in diagnosis, treatments and improving quality of life across the blood cancer spectrum.
The Leukaemia Foundation has been supporting Australian blood cancer research for .close to 25 years, committing more than $61 million to research since 2000.
Our National Research Program has the following research priorities:
- Understanding the biology of blood cancers
- Diagnostics and prevention
- Therapies and care options
- Implementation science
We have the following funding mechanisms for our National Research Program:
Last updated on September 24th, 2024
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