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The range of treatment options for leukemia has expanded significantly, with immunotherapy offering new possibilities beyond traditional chemotherapy.

Join our webinar on April 27 as our panel explores current options and upcoming advances, helping you better engage in discussions with your care team.

 

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Researchers are always looking for ways to improve leukemia treatments and to understand more about the disease. One way they do this is by conducting clinical trials.

Our upcoming webinar, "Clinical trials for leukemia and MDS" on May 12 features Dr. Uma Borate from The Ohio State Comprehensive Cancer Center who will break down how clinical trials work and discuss what to consider before joining one.

 

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Get ready to lace up for leukemia!

Join us Saturday, May 30 at Montrose Harbor in Chicago for the 32nd Annual ABC7 Gibbons Run.

The event includes a 5K run, 3K walk, a Kids Dash and a special Tiny Trot for those aged 3 and under. All are welcome!

About us

Research grants

As the nation's largest nonprofit focused exclusively on funding leukemia research, our grants are accelerating the development of new and better treatments and an ultimate cure for leukemia.

Patient support

Through our patient-centered approach, access to leukemia experts, and nationwide partnerships, our support programs help patients and their loved ones navigate every step of the cancer journey.

Get involved

Help us achieve a world without leukemia by joining our community of donors, volunteers, and supporters. Explore our numerous donation options, join a fundraising event, or create your own fundraiser.

Our impact

$100M

raised in support of our mission

750+

research projects funded worldwide

$5M+

disbursed in need-based financial support

6.5K+

participants in patient education programs over last ten years

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Leukemia Research Foundation has been such a valuable resource for information and support. The mission of this organization is near and dear to my heart; finding a cure. The research that they support may one day bring an end to leukemia. So many strides have been made by this organization’s research and it gives us all the hope and strength to keep trying to do more. I hope I live to see the cure, because I know it is coming.
- Jill, AML patient
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