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With a new blood cancer diagnosis every 27 seconds worldwide, Cure Leukaemia funds research nurses and clinical roles at blood cancer centres across the UK, providing patients with access to innovative and potentially life-saving treatments through clinical trials. By supporting these roles, Cure Leukaemia facilitates potentially life-saving advancements in blood cancer therapies nationally but also contributes to global progress and hope for those impacted by the disease worldwide.
Through the TAP Network and ATICUS Paediatric Networks patients are connected with world-class and potentially lifesaving treatment that would otherwise not be available to them through standard care.
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Find out moreOn International Clinical Trials Day, Cure Leukaemia celebrates the life-saving difference that clinical trials make to people living with blood cancer
Jonathan’s experience with the TAP-funded FEDORA Clinical Trial didn’t just improve his health—it gave him a second chance at life, highlighting the life-changing potential of clinical trials for patients with limited treatment options.
An emotional and inspiring evening unfolded at the Cure Leukaemia Leeds ATICUS event this week, as families, clinicians, and supporters came together to champion a bold new initiative to transform treatment for children with blood cancer.
Diagnosed with a rare and aggressive blood cancer affecting the brain, Caroline’s hope came through a groundbreaking clinical trial.