Blood cancer information Living well with blood cancer

Living well with blood cancer

Find out ways and tips to manage challenges and life-matters that are impacted after a diagnosis, so you can get the best out of life.

Blood cancer fatigue

Blood cancer-related fatigue

Discover evidence-based insights on cancer fatigue: its impacts, symptoms, and effective management strategies

Exercise and blood cancer

Explore the benefits of exercise for cancer patients, including recommendations before, during, and after treatment

Complementary therapies

Find out more about complementary therapies, they are forms of practice and products used alongside conventional medicine

Dental and oral care in blood cancer

Find out more about complications that may arise from treatment options

Meaning and purpose after a blood cancer diagnosis

Increase your quality of life, health outcomes and wellbeing

Emotional health

Relationships with yourself and with other people can be impacted during and after treatment

Practical matters

Advice for managing work, study, and your finances

Diet, nutrition and food safety

Get food safety tips, plus recipes ideal for changing tastes during chemotherapy

Last updated on May 1st, 2024

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