Closer to a Cure
Our new report – based on Myeloma UK’s unique understanding of the experiences of people living with myeloma, combined with our knowledge of access policy – focuses on the practical steps needed to ensure patients can get faster, fairer access to better treatments and bring us closer to a cure.
Together, we are the cure
Information Hub
In our Information Hub, you can find our full range of patient information booklets and magazines, videos and Ask the Nurse blogs to help you better understand myeloma and its related conditions.
CAR-T cell therapy for myeloma
Find out everything you need to know about CAR-T for myeloma, including how it works, possible side effects and access. Plus real patient experiences of having the treatment.
Help create a brighter future
Your support can help everyone with myeloma to live better lives. With more and kinder treatments. Research guided by you. And support when it’s needed.
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What is myeloma?
Each year in the UK, approximately 6,200 people are diagnosed with myeloma. Find out more about this blood cancer and get more information on how it develops.
About Myeloma UK
We make it possible to live longer and better lives with myeloma.
Through research and treatments, we find new ways to a cure.
Together, we support so no-one faces myeloma alone.
We are Myeloma UK.
Together, we are the cure.
Our impact
We fund research work that looks to answer questions about the development, detection, and treatment of myeloma to help improve the future for people with myeloma.
We work with healthcare professionals to improve care and secure access to cutting-edge cancer treatments to give more choices to people being treated for myeloma.
We provide tailored information and support designed to help people with myeloma, their families and their friends live their lives to the full and manage their myeloma.
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