Demand better for those with leukaemia
We are asking the next government to save and improve more lives affected by leukaemia, to change the future for people like Jake, and thousands of others who are living with a blood cancer diagnosis.

What we are calling for
We are asking the next government to publish a cancer strategy within its first year to save and improve the lives of those affected by leukaemia. These are the four priorities we set out for a cancer strategy that meets the needs of those with leukaemia.
Priority 1
Investment in cutting-edge leukaemia research to benefit all patients
Priority 2
Improvements in early diagnosis of leukaemia
Priority 3
Access to kinder, more effective treatment and care for all leukaemia patients
Priority 4
Publication of more and better health data and clinical audits to improve quality of diagnosis, treatment and care of leukaemia
Take action. Save lives.
Acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) still has one of the worst survival rates for any type of cancer, with just 22% surviving beyond five years after diagnosis. Our report ‘Take action. Save lives’ details the facts and stats about leukaemia in the UK and outlines five key priorities that we’re asking the Government to ensure are included within the new Cancer Strategy.
Jake’s story
Jake was only 13 when he caught a cold that he just couldn’t get rid of. It turned out to be the start of three months of strange symptoms, which led to his AML diagnosis. Jake believes the government must do more to help people affected by leukaemia.
