Living with myeloma

Living with myeloma

‘I chose not to fight this blood cancer, but to instead live alongside it’ Declan Watson outlines how myeloma, a blood cancer notoriously difficult to diagnose, offers symptoms so vague that many patients only learn the truth in an emergency. Declan Watson is Executive Director of Myeloma Ireland. Diagnosed with […]

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World Blood Cancer Day 2026

World Blood Cancer Day 2026

Every year on 28th May, people around the world come together for World Blood Cancer Day, a global movement to raise awareness and drive action in the fight against blood cancers and advocates for a better treatment. The day serves as a reminder of: The growing global burden of blood […]

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Major research exposes unequal blood cancer survival rates in the UK

Major research exposes unequal blood cancer survival rates in the UK

The study, which analysed more than 413,000 blood cancer cases, identified disparities linked to deprivation and uncovered significant gaps in the consistency of blood cancer data collection across the UK. It is the first research to examine survival outcomes by blood cancer subtype across all four nations, using data from […]

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The silent signs of blood cancer you shouldn’t ignore

The silent signs of blood cancer you shouldn’t ignore

Brian (not a real name), a 28-year-old builder from Barking, thought his constant tiredness was simply the result of long working hours and sleepless nights. When bruises began appearing on his arms without any injury, he ignored them. Weeks later, after repeated fevers and sudden weight loss, doctors discovered something […]

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Persistent fatigue is not always “just stress.”

Persistent fatigue is not always “just stress.”

In today’s fast-paced world, fatigue is often dismissed as stress, lack of sleep, or the pressures of daily life. Long working hours, poor eating habits, and constant screen time can make exhaustion feel normal. But persistent fatigue should never be ignored. In some cases, it may be an early warning […]

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EastEnders announces blood cancer storyline involving Denise Fox

EastEnders announces blood cancer storyline involving Denise Fox

EastEnders favourite Denise Fox will be the subject of a new blood cancer storyline. The long-running fan favourite character, played by Diane Parish, will be diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) in upcoming scenes. Fans have already seen Denise struggle with tiredness and have worried for her health. In scenes […]

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New approach to childhood leukaemia treatment could boost survival

New approach to childhood leukaemia treatment could boost survival

A groundbreaking national study led by clinicians at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) has shown that children and young people with relapsed acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL) can be treated safely with significantly less intensive chemotherapy, completely eliminating treatment-related deaths. ALL is the most common childhood cancer. Although cure rates for […]

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Urgent appeal to find stem cell donors for brothers

Urgent appeal to find stem cell donors for brothers

A mother has launched an urgent appeal to find stem cell donors for her two young sons in a bid to “give them a chance at a normal life”. Cezar Nica, two, and David Nica, 10 months, have been diagnosed with Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome (WAS), a rare and life-threatening genetic disorder. […]

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