It includes the latest opportunities to get involved in our work, including the involvement activities mentioned in this update, along with many more! There's also news and updates from the team. Our ...

FLAG-Ida is the name of a cancer drug combination. It includes the drugs below. How to pronounce the drug names are in the brackets. FL - fludarabine (flu-dara-bin) A - Ara C, it is also known as ...

It is for people who haven’t yet had treatment for CLL or SLL. You pronounce nemtabrutinib as nem-ta-broo-ti-nib. Researchers are looking for new treatments for CLL or SLL. In this trial they are ...

The radiotherapy team plan your external radiotherapy before you start treatment. This means working out the dose of radiotherapy you need and exactly where you need it. Your planning appointment ...

Please click below to find out more information about Cancer Awareness in the Workplace. Find out more The Cancer Awareness in the Workplace programme works with companies across the UK to support ...

The Research is Beautiful Photography Campaign aims to celebrate the beauty of science through the lens of photography. We seek photos that showcase research from the microcosm to the macrocosm, ...

Donate a bag and help us fund life-saving research! Join us as part of the Big Help Out 2024 and give just a few minutes of your time to donate a bag of pre-loved items to your local superstore. We ...

Our fundraising groups provide a vital source of income in the fight against cancer, each year raising over £10 million to fund our pioneering research. Volunteers are at the heart of our communities ...

Our fundraising groups provide a vital source of income in the fight against cancer, each year raising over £10 million to fund our pioneering research. Volunteers are at the heart of our communities ...

How does G-CSF work? Growth factors are proteins made in the body. Some of them make the bone marrow produce blood cells. G-CSF is a type of growth factor that makes the bone marrow produce more white ...

You might have a stem cell or bone marrow transplant as part of your treatment for acute myeloid leukaemia (AML). Most people with AML have stem cells or bone marrow from someone else. This is called ...