SHIFT: Joining a clinical trial was the best decision I ever made
13 years ago I signed up for a clinical trial with only one hope: to survive.
Blood Cancer
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‘Cure is not enough’: Young cancer survivors face a shorter lifespan
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As Told To: A London, Ont. family shares their story of survival and resilience in ...
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Stem cell study identifies genes that may better the odds for people with blood disorders
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FDA approves Janssen's cancer therapy for people with myeloma
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Healthing.ca partners with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Canada
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Blood cancer researchers unite to overcome challenges of COVID-19
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Cancer survivors feel pressured to ‘put on a happy face and get on with life’
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Childhood cancer diagnosis can be tough on families
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Blood cancer diagnosis couldn’t keep Canada’s Olympic athlete off his board
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U.S. leukemia patient first woman to be cured of HIV with stem cell transplant
Scientists are optimistic, while Dr. Anthony Fauci cautions people with HIV not to "get their hopes up."
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Former cabinet minister opens up about lymphoma diagnosis
Former Liberal cabinet minister Deb Schulte has had a lot of experience with cancer: several of her family members have had it, including both of her parents.
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Annual Multiple Myeloma March goes virtual
This year, participants were encouraged to hold their own five-kilometre walk or run in their neighbourhood.
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The day I became a patient
Disease awareness days, like World CML Day, are stark reminders of how important access to treatment is.
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Vaccines are safe, effective for cancer patients
But a third shot may be needed to boost protection from COVID-19.
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Combo treatment offers hope for people with AML
Study shows promising results in the treatment of resistant or relapsed acute myeloid leukemia.
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Windsor toddler with rare leukemia needs stem cell donor
The little girl’s only chance is a stem cell transplant, and no one in her family is a match.
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