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Let's unite to educate and raise awareness of acute myeloid leukemia! Each year, on AML World Awareness Day – April 21 – we campaign, together with our members and community, to increase understanding of acute myeloid leukemia and bring attention to the resources available.

September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month, where we again join with our community to raise awareness of acute myeloid leukemia.

Below are some of the education and awareness campaigns that we've run for AML World Awareness Day and Blood Cancer Awareness Month.

AML World Awareness Day 2026

For AML World Awareness Day 2026, take a look at our 'Looking up' interactive webpage! Our online resource is designed to help you discover more about aspects of acute myeloid leukemia such as signs and symptoms, treatment, and clinical trials.

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Previous campaigns

AML World Awareness Day 2025

For AML World Awareness Day 2025, we developed an interactive guide to help patients and caregivers understand the long-term effects of acute myeloid leukemia treatment on the body and mind, provide ways to cope, and help improve overall quality of life.

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Blood Cancer Awareness Month 2022

For Blood Cancer Awareness Month in September 2022, an education and awareness campaign called 'Keep MOVING, keep LEARNING' was launched. The campaign aimed to empower patients by enabling them to have control of their disease journey, help to improve the patient experience by providing resources to turn to, whatever stage they are at on their acute myeloid leukemia journey, and direct patients to sources of information and support in areas such as: nutritional support, movement and exercise, complementary therapies, wellbeing and psychological support, management of side effects, and financial and employment assistance.

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