Blood Cancer In America: Community Findings Over The Years

A blood cancer diagnosis is a shock, but what can make it more difficult is navigating the information and research available for patients and their loved ones. Many people quickly...

In our 2018 Blood Cancer In America survey, over 2,500 people impacted by blood cancer shared their experiences about diagnosis, treatment, and living with blood cancer. Blood cancer is an...

Life with blood cancer can vary from person to person. Symptoms, treatment, side effects, progression, remission, and more are unique to each situation. For some, symptoms may be disabling and...

Fatigue is sadly something that is often with me. It comes and goes. I don’t know when it will really hit me. I’ve had such a bad time with it that I...

Tired of hearing that blood cancers are the “good cancer”? You’re not alone. While strides have been made in the treatment of some blood cancers, life with any blood cancer...

Receiving a diagnosis of blood cancer can change life as you know it, from the physical effects of treatment to the deeply emotional aspects of coping with a cancer diagnosis...

November is National Family Caregivers Month, and we are recognizing all caregivers who have supported loved ones who have blood cancer. To better understand the experience of caregivers, we conducted...