Low Awareness of Leukaemia Symptoms Puts Lives at Risk
Leukaemia Warning Symptoms: Only 14% of Brits know the warning signs of leukaemia as thousands are diagnosed in A&E every year. Leukaemia charities highlight the...
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AI platform demonstrates promising results in treating patient with rare cancer
Rare diseases affect fewer than 1 in 2,000 people individually. However, with over 7,000 different types identified, their global impact is significant. In the Asia-Pacific...
Pioneering projects into one of the deadliest forms of cancer
Leukaemia UK has today announced that it will channel £600,000 into four new research projects, each aimed at finding kinder, more effective treatments for acute...
New treatment hope for chronic myeloid leukaemia
A drug being developed to combat metabolic diseases such as type 2 diabetes and Alzheimer’s disease may offer new treatment hope for people with chronic...
World Cancer Day 2022 – ‘Turning Time’
On World Cancer Day 2022 - 'Turning Time' : A Richmond man has written about his experience 'cheating cancer' in a book he's selling to...
New blood cancer gene defect can be treated with existing drugs
New blood cancer gene defect can be treated with existing drugs: A defective gene, normally found in blood cancers, could be treated with drugs already...
IMPACT appoints Professor Ronjon Chakraverty as Medical Director
IMPACT, the UK’s first ever clinical trials partnership dedicated to improving the outcomes for blood cancer and stem cell transplant patients, has appointed Professor Ronjon...
Covid-19 impact on blood cancer patients receiving stem cell transplants
A new study will look at how patients, who receive stem cell transplants for blood cancers and blood disorders, react to COVID-19 infection during their...
Age of stem cell donor influences survival
A new study suggests that after genetic matching, the age of a stem cell donor is the most important characteristic influencing patient survival following a...
Cancer – One Minute Medical School
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