Rare Cancer Bills – what it means for the WM and LPL community
The Rare Cancers Act is an important moment for people diagnosed and living with rare cancers, including WM and LPL.
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News, updates, research & information about WMUK’s work around Waldenstrom’s Macroglobulinaemia.
The Rare Cancers Act is an important moment for people diagnosed and living with rare cancers, including WM and LPL.
The National Cancer Plan for England promises to spotlight rare cancers like WM and LPL, targeting earlier diagnosis, fairer access
A guide to understanding your immune system with WM or LPL, including vaccinations, infection advice and simple ways to stay
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Advice and simple steps to help manage low mood and loneliness during the winter months, with support for people affected
Information on financial and practical support with heating and energy bills, to help people with WM or LPL stay warm
We’ll be taking a little break over the festive period, but have lots planned for January 2026. Our Support Line
WMUK shared patient priorities on treatment at the world’s largest haematology conference, ensuring the voices of people living with WM
A simple winter flu checklist for people living with Waldenström’s macroglobulinaemia (WM) and LPL. Learn what symptoms to watch for,
WMUK’s Active Monitoring Checklist will appear alongside seven other innovations from partners within the Cancer52 alliance, all working to improve
We’re delighted to introduce Rachel, our new WMUK Support Nurse. We caught up with her for a chat about her
WMUK fact-check some of the myths & misunderstandings around the rare blood cancer, Waldenstrom’s macroglobulinaemia.
Blood cancer may often be called a “hidden cancer,” but together we can make sure it’s anything but hidden this
From January 2026, patients diagnosed with long-term conditions will be automatically referred to trusted charities via the new government-backed Diagnosis