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Our webinars cover a wide range of topics and are tailored for leukaemia patients and their loved ones

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Latest updates on MPN and what this means for you

Where: At home

This webinar will provide advice on the latest updates on MPN and what this means for you.

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Latest updates on AML and what this means for you

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This webinar will provide advice on the latest updates on AML and what this means for you.

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Latest updates on ALL and what this means for you

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This webinar will provide advice on the latest updates on ALL and what this means for you.

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Latest updates on CML and what this means for you

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This webinar will provide advice on the latest updates on CML and what this means for you.

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Making the best of your CLL medical appointments

Where: At home

This webinar will provide advice on how to get the most from your medical appointments regardless of where you are in your diagnosis.

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Understanding advocacy and what advocates can do for leukaemia patients

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Hear from our advocacy team as they provide information on the support they can offer you.

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CAR -T therapy update

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This webinar will update on advances in chimeric antigen receptor t-cell therapy, (CAR-T therapy).

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Making best of your CML medical appointments

Where: At home

This webinar will provide advice on how to get the most from your medical appointments regardless of where you are in your diagnosis.

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Coping with fatigue when living with leukaemia

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Struggling to cope with fatigue? This webinar will focus on the causes of fatigue and how it might affect blood cancer patients.

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Immunisations and living with the challenges of a compromised immune system with CLL

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This webinar will discuss the nature of challenges that patients may experience when living with a compromised immune system and CLL.

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Active monitoring

If you have a slow-growing or stable blood cancer, you might not need treatment straight away. Instead, your haematology team or GP will monitor you. You’ll have regular check-ups and blood tests, and you’ll also check your symptoms at home. This is called active monitoring or ‘watch and wait’.

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