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I tell my blood cancer story through my illustrations

Updated 15 Aug 2019

Travelling with blood cancer? What you need to know

Updated 14 Aug 2019

A scientist analyses a genomic sequence

What is genomics and how can it help people with blood cancer?

Updated 07 Aug 2019

The other side of blood cancer: Dan's story

When Bianca was diagnosed with lymphoma, her partner Dan found himself in unfamiliar territory. Challenged to take on new roles and responsibilities, he realised his perspective on life was beginning to change...

Updated 14 Aug 2019

Lindsay and Hope

How friendship has helped me through losing my husband and daughter to leukaemia

Updated 30 Jul 2019

Study authors Professor Paresh Vyas and Professor Irene Roberts

Genetic changes that lead to leukaemia in children with Down’s syndrome revealed

Updated 13 Aug 2019

A female and a male scientist pictured in a laboratory

By the end of the programme, I didn’t feel despair. I felt hope.

My husband's kindness and compassion lives on in our children

pharmacy drugs drawer

Blood cancer survival rising faster than other common cancers

A scientist uses a pipette in a lab

New drug approved for adults with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia

Mat Davies, a member of the Bloodwise Policy Panel.

How I’m helping Bloodwise shape the treatment of people with blood cancer

Lesley, Ann and Chris behind the till

"We've even sold a kitchen sink": the secret to a successful charity shop

Blood stem cell breakthrough could make treatments safer and more effective

Anindita Roy, a research scientist, is pictured working in a laboratory

How to cope with stress: tips from Bloodwise researchers

Two women have a chat over a cup of tea

Eight tips for coping with the mental impact of blood cancer

Two men smile and hold hands

How to look after your mental health when you have cancer

Picture of Melody and her son Andrew

Every parent has the same thought: "I wish it were me"

Dr Amir Enshaei working at a computer

This week I’ve analysed 18,000 genes!