WM Patient Priorities Shared at Major Haematology Conference
WMUK shared patient priorities on treatment at the world’s largest haematology conference, ensuring the voices of people living with WM
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WMUK shared patient priorities on treatment at the world’s largest haematology conference, ensuring the voices of people living with WM
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The UK government released new details outlining the next phase of its 10-Year Health Plan.
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As part of Volunteers Week, we spoke with Kevin, one of WMUK’s volunteer buddies. He shares his journey with Waldenstrom’s
Mental health, information and diagnosis were highlighted as areas of focus for the WM community. Last summer, over 500 patients,