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Lymphoma Action - Most Dedicated Cancer Charity 2019 - UK

Blood tests play only a small role in the diagnosis of lymphoma.

World Lymphoma Awareness Day takes place on 15 September every year to raise awareness of lymphoma - the most common blood cancer. 

This year the campaign is encouraging people around the globe to share key facts about lymphoma - not only so more people are aware of the disease, but because research shows that people affected feel more confident when they are more informed.

On this National Awareness Day we are reminding people of the signs of this serious condition. 

At present there is not enough evidence to confirm a link between chicken and non-Hodgkin lymphoma or to recommend that people stop eating chicken.

Our team attended the British Medical Association’s Patient Information Awards 2019 and we were delighted to be recognised for three projects.

Good news that tisagenlecleucel (Kymriah®) is now available on the NHS in Scotland

Phase 3 study reports better outcomes.

With the lovely warm weather we're having, here are some tips on staying safe in the sun. 

Attendees of the Teeside and Leeds Support Groups have great get-together