A day in the life of a senior staff nurse

Senior staff nurse, Katherine Fernandez describes a typical day in the ground-breaking Leukaemia UK Ambulatory Care Unit at King’s College Hospital in London Read more

Blood cancer: clinicians' stories

Read our interviews with haematology clinicians:

A day in the life of a lead cancer nurse

Lead cancer nurse Gavin Maynard-Wyatt was funded by Leukaemia UK for two years. Read about Gavin's work with teenage and young adults living with blood cancer Read more

Ambulatory Care Unit: 'This is the future'

Órla Stewart, Lead Nurse, Haematology, at King's College Hospital, tells us about the impact of the Leukaemia UK Ambulatory Care Unit, which enables patients to have bone marrow transplants as outpatients Read more

A day in the life of a senior staff nurse

Senior staff nurse, Katherine Fernandez describes a typical day in the ground-breaking Leukaemia UK Ambulatory Care Unit at King’s College Hospital in London Read more

From Joe Wicks to lab shifts: Researching blood cancer through a pandemic

In Memory of David Crabb

David was diagnosed with leukaemia in the early 2000's. With the help of specialised treatments and fantastic doctors he was able to live a full and happy life. In lieu of flowers, he requested that donations should be made to the charities that helped him rise in challeging times.
Locks Off For Leukaemia

Take the leap and get your locks off for Leukaemia UK! We're asking our super supporters to cut, shave or trim their lustrous locks to raise money for blood cancer research and treatment.
In Memory of Antidia 'Tina' Garcia-Martinez

Our beloved mother and grandmother passed away in May this year after a short unrelated illness
In loving memory of Harry Garratt

A close friend of mine passed away from leukaemia at 26 years old. I would like to show support to help others from losing loved ones in the future from this disease.