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Don't miss Drs Bonifer and Kellaway of University of Birmingham. Register here: https://bit.ly/RRPWebinarMar16 #runx1 #runx1awareness #preventcancer #leusm #AML Know AML

Don't miss Drs Bonifer and Kellaway of University of Birmingham. Register here: https://bit.ly/RRPWebinarMar16 #runx1 #runx1awareness #preventcancer #leusm #AML Know AML

#AML 🌎World Awareness Day 2021 is fast approaching. Stay tuned for our AML World Awareness Day posts and how you ca… https://t.co/n1sLrElZ74

Have you been affected by #AML? If you’re newly diagnosed, having treatment, or caring for someone with AML, visit… https://t.co/BpUy9itIGO

Have you been affected by #AML? If you’re newly diagnosed, having treatment, or caring for someone with AML, visit https://loom.ly/tVMKv04 where you can access all the latest information, support, and resources related to this rare disease. #KnowAML #leusm #RareDiseaseDay

Today is #RareDiseaseDay! There are over 6⃣0⃣0⃣0⃣ rare diseases in the world. 300 million people live with a rare disease accross the globe. 🌏 Rare diseases currently affect 3.5% - 5.9% of the worldwide population👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 72% of rare diseases are genetic whilst others are the result of infections 🧬 70% of those genetic rare diseases start in childhood 🧒 Learn more about what is a #RareDisease 👉https://www.rarediseaseday.org/article/what-is-a-rare-disease

Today is #RareDiseaseDay! Despite acute myeloid #leukemia (#AML) being the most common form of acute #leukemia in a… https://t.co/lbflQySJr3

Today is #RareDiseaseDay! Despite acute myeloid #leukemia (#AML) being the most common form of acute leukemia in adults, AML is still a rare disease, which is why we’re proud to support Rare Disease Day in raising awareness of rare diseases such as AML! #KnowAML #leusm

#AML World Awareness Day is almost over! THANK YOU👏to the whole AML community and the wider general public for your involvement and supporting this hugely important campaign to raise global awareness of AML. Your involvement has made a huge impact! #KnowAML #leusm #leukemia

It's #RandomActsofKindnessDay, and we wanted to say thank you to all of YOU who have supported us. From raising funds to raising awareness, our supporters have gone above and beyond to show their support for all those affected by blood cancer.

Your doctor may suggest any of the following treatments for refractory #AML: chemotherapy, stem cell transplant, ta… https://t.co/UukB9ah1at

Your doctor may suggest any of the following treatments for refractory #AML: chemotherapy, stem cell transplant, targeted treatments like gilteritinib, or involvement in clinical trials. For more treatment information, visit https://loom.ly/GxgTKKc #KnowAML #leusm

Ben Peters, 22, was back and forth to the doctors' but knew in his gut something else was going on with his body

🥇 RACE FOR A PLACE 🥇 Have you missed out on a place in the London Marathon? It’s not too late to get involved as we have 50 spots available in the Official Virtual Event. Interested? Let us know why it's so important to you 👉 http://bit.ly/36TrCAb Have you been accepted in the ballot but are still deciding which charity to run for? We’d love you to pick Cure Leukaemia and help us in our quest for a cure to blood cancer. Sign up for us 👉 http://bit.ly/2MJmzLP #LondonMarathon #CLFamily

Refractory #AML occurs when, even after treatment, e.g., 2 cycles of chemotherapy, leukemia cells are still present and blood counts haven’t returned to normal. More information can be found at www.know-aml.com #KnowAML #leusm