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Leukemia: Information, Research and Support

Leukemia is the most common blood cancer. According to the National Cancer Institute, about 29,000 adults and 2,000 children are diagnosed with the disease each year. If you or someone you love is affected by leukemia, you'll want answers. Use the Leukemia Web Guide to find reliable information.

What Is Leukemia?

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Leukemia Symptoms and Diagnosis

Leukemia symptoms can vary based on the patient, but frequent infections, ... read more »

Leukemia Treatment

Leukemia treatment varies depending on the type of leukemia, the stage of the ... read more »

Leukemia Hospitals

Although many hospitals treat leukemia, some are particularly renowned, or provide special ... read more »

Clinical Trials for Leukemia

Clinical trials for leukemia allow patients to test new medications or treatments ... read more »

Leukemia Organizations

There are numerous nonprofit leukemia organizations that focus on raising funds for leukemia research, education, patient care and treatment. As part of their programs to increase awareness, organization Web sites provide a wealth of information for leukemia patients and families. Learn about their programs and research work, and access thorough, reputable information on leukemia at their sites.

Insights for Leukemia Organizations

  • If you're interested in contributing financially to any of these organizations, learn how your donations will be used by consulting that organization's "Mission Statement." This usually includes a brief overview of the association's focus and distribution of funds, such as the research they've supported.
  • If you're looking for financial assistance as a leukemia patient, contact these organizations directly through their "Contact" page. If the association is unable to help you, they may be able to guide you to the appropriate organization.
  • These organizations are also a good place to start if you want housing support or counseling during leukemia treatment. Again, contacting the association directly will usually get you a response.

Top Sites for Leukemia Organizations

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society provides free information to the public. Also find information about financial support, treatment trials and advocacy. If you're looking to volunteer your time for leukemia, this organization has plenty of opportunities available.
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The Children's Leukemia Research Association focuses on raising funds for leukemia research through donations. The association uses the money to fund medical research grants and to provide patient aid. Although the Web site lacks a professional look, the organization has a solid reputation.
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Leukemia Research Foundation uses a variety of fundraising techniques that can be accessed online, including an eBay store and an Amazon "Wish List." Look for links under the "you can help" tab. The organization funds research aiming to discover causes and cures of leukemia.
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Lauri Strauss Leukemia Foundation is designed to fund leukemia research, conduct bone marrow drives and provide education to the public. Based in New York, the organization's Web site includes information about their grants, fellowships and board of directors.
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DKMS is an organization that helps match bone marrow donors with recipients. They accept monetary donations through their Web site. The organization sponsors donor drives to encourage folks to donate bone marrow, and they maintain a registry in their attempt to link donors with patients.
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Leukemia Research and News

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Leukemia Awareness

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Leukemia Support

Sometimes the best support comes from other people who have lived through the same experience. ... read more »

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