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FDA Expands CAR T Approval to Include Patients with Rare, Aggressive Type of Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma

Blood Cancer United provided funding for the clinical trial that led to the original approval of through its Therapy Acceleration Program® and has al…

News Release

CD7-CAR T cells with PEBL for treatment of children/young adults with relapsed/refractory T-ALL

CD7-CAR T cells with CD7-PEBL represents an innovative technology that enables the production of CAR T cells able to escape the fratricide for the tre…

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Francesca Del Bufalo

Dr. Del Bufalo is a with interest in childhood malignancies, tumor immunology, immunotherapy and hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. She partici…

A small child sits upright in a hospital bed, with soft lighting falling across their bare shoulders and a carefully bandaged medical port on their chest. The quiet, tender scene reflects vulnerability and deep courage, honoring the profound strength shown by families whose lives have been touched by blood cancer.

Michelle

In , our world changed with three words, “Seth has leukemia.”He was just a little boy — full of energy, humor, and a light that filled every room. Sud…

Dare 2 Dream

Stories

Living With Blood Cancer: Learn, Stretch, and Connect

Patients, survivors, caregivers, loved ones, and community members are invited! Join us for a free dinner and an informative evening. Participants wil…

Living Well with Blood Cancer

Join the Indiana Blood Cancer community for an engaging and informative program exploring:The latest advances in blood cancers with our panel of local…

East Bay

East Bay

Mind, Body & Spirit: A Survivorship Journey

One great program - TWO ways to attend! Attend the live program at our primary site in Lexington, or join us at our community viewing party in Morehea…

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FDA OKs the First All-Oral, Time‑Limited Treatment Option for Adults Newly Diagnosed with Most Common Form of Leukemia

A major focus of Blood Cancer United's work is supporting time‑limited treatments like this new acalabrutinib approval that are effective but do not r…

News Release

Profiling Autoantibody Responses in Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) Using REAP and Clinically Annotated Biobank Data

Acute myeloid leukemia (AML) is an aggressive hematologic malignancy characterized by clonal proliferation of abnormal myeloid precursors and poor pro…

A runner proudly holds up a finisher’s medal while standing among other participants at a lively race event, the energy of the crowd buzzing around him. His steady posture and the bright colors of his race bib reflect determination and celebration—capturing a powerful moment of strength, hope, and solidarity for all whose lives have been touched by blood cancer.

Sean

I am running the New York City Marathon for everyone who is currently battling cancer, for those who have fought courageously, and for the families st…

Stories

A runner stands proudly at a race event, holding a large handwritten sign that reads, “Way to go Missy! Proof we raised a bad.” A medal hangs around their neck as sunlight shines across the busy finish‑line area behind them. The joyful, triumphant moment reflects deep pride, strength, and the unwavering support shared by families and friends whose lives have been touched by blood cancer.

Melissa

Blood Cancer United’s mission feels deeply personal to me because I’ve seen how the right support can be during an incredibly difficult time. Organiz…

Stories

A runner in a bright pink jacket moves confidently through a bustling city street as crowds make their way past the grand architecture of Philadelphia’s City Hall. The energy of the race, paired with the towering historic building in the background, creates a powerful, hopeful atmosphere—reflecting determination, courage, and the unwavering support shown for those whose lives have been touched by blood cancer.

Nicole

Running the NYC Marathon is deeply personal for me. I’m a nursing student set to graduate this summer, and I’ve seen family members face the challeng…

Stories

A woman stands near a rocky shoreline at sunset, her hair gently lifted by the ocean breeze as a red‑and‑white lighthouse rises behind her against the glowing sky. The peaceful, windswept scene carries a sense of reflection, warmth, and quiet strength—honoring the resilience and love shared by families whose lives have been touched by blood cancer

Eve

My brother, Greg, and I want to run the TCS New York City Marathon with Blood Cancer United in honor of my best friend’s mom, Susan, who passed away …

Stories

A large group of family and friends gather closely together under a covered outdoor patio, surrounded by warm evening light and hanging flower baskets. Music equipment and microphones sit nearby, hinting at a heartfelt event. In the center, loved ones stand united in support, strength, and hope—showing deep love and solidarity for someone in their circle whose life has been touched by blood cancer.

Vincent

I watched my older sister courageously beat stage IV Hodgkin lymphoma (HL). Her strength and resilience through the darkest of days were so inspiring,…

Dare 2 Dream

Stories

Living Well with Blood Cancer

Please join us for an informative program designed to deepen your understanding of living with, through, and beyond blood cancer.This program will foc…

Living Well with Blood Cancer

Program details:Please join us for this FREE, educational event designed to provide attendees with a deeper understanding of what it means to live wi…

A person stands confidently against a brick wall, holding a stethoscope while wearing a bright “Oncology Nurse” T‑shirt. The colorful lettering and proud stance reflect compassion, dedication, and the deeply meaningful role oncology nurses play in supporting and uplifting individuals and families affected by blood cancer.

Jaziel

I am a leukemia survivor. My story began in when I was initially diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL). I was treated for a few years an…

Dare 2 Dream

Living with Acute Leukemia

Stories

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Myeloma is a blood cancer

March is Myeloma Awareness Month. Here’s everything you need to know about this incurable but treatable blood cancer.

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A woman with soft, wavy blonde hair is gently illuminated against a warm red background, the light catching the curls that frame her shoulders. The calm, elegant portrait carries a quiet strength and dignity, reflecting the resilience, hope, and heartfelt determination so often shown by those whose lives have been touched by blood cancer.

Amy

I am years old and just learned that I have had polycythemia vera (PV) for years. My RBC, hemoglobin, and hematocrit levels are high and have been fo…

Stories

A runner wearing a purple Team In Training jersey and hat proudly holds up a finisher’s medal and a race cup, standing beneath a bright Disney Marathon Weekend sign. Sunlight shines across the scene, highlighting the determination and joy in this celebratory moment—capturing the spirit of hope, strength, and solidarity shared by those running to support people affected by blood cancer.

Carol

This year marks my fourth year training and fundraising with Blood Cancer United's Team In Training (TNT) — and this season feels more personal than e…

Caregiver

Stories

Two people sit close together in a cozy room decorated with bright pink flower murals, their bodies angled toward one another in quiet support. The soft lighting, comfortable chairs, and small box of tissues on the armrest create a gentle, intimate atmosphere—reflecting the tenderness, strength, and deep compassion shared by families and friends whose lives have been touched by blood cancer.

Claire

Last year, my younger brother, Owen, was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia (AML). He is a healthy - dad of two amazing kids — AND lives in England…

Caregiver

Stories

Living Well with Blood Cancer

Program details:Please join us for this FREE, educational event designed to provide attendees with a deeper understanding of what it means to live wi…