Understanding Your Immune System and How to Stay Well
A guide to understanding your immune system with WM or LPL, including vaccinations, infection advice and simple ways to stay well.
Beat The Winter Blues and Combat Loneliness
Advice and simple steps to help manage low mood and loneliness during the winter months, with support for people affected by WM or LPL.
Help With Heating Costs
Information on financial and practical support with heating and energy bills, to help people with WM or LPL stay warm and well during colder months.
WMUK Christmas Opening
We’ll be taking a little break over the festive period, but have lots planned for January 2026. Our Support Line will be closed from 5pm on Thursday 18 December and will reopen at 9am on Monday 5 January.If you have a non-urgent question, feel free to email us at support@wmuk.org.uk anytime — we’ll get back […]
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 were heard by clinicians and researchers worldwide.
Flu Checklist
A simple winter flu checklist for people living with Waldenström’s macroglobulinaemia (WM) and LPL. Learn what symptoms to watch for, when to contact your GP or clinical team, and when to seek urgent medical help.
WMUK to Present Active Monitoring Checklist at the House of Lords
WMUK’s Active Monitoring Checklist will appear alongside seven other innovations from partners within the Cancer52 alliance, all working to improve equality of care for people affected by rare and less common cancers.
Meet Rachel: WMUK’s New Support Nurse
We’re delighted to introduce Rachel, our new WMUK Support Nurse. We caught up with her for a chat about her background, her career in haematology, and her life outside of work.
Busting Myths About WM
WMUK fact-check some of the myths & misunderstandings around the rare blood cancer, Waldenstrom’s macroglobulinaemia.
September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month
Blood cancer may often be called a “hidden cancer,” but together we can make sure it’s anything but hidden this September. By raising awareness, sharing knowledge, and supporting one another, we can bring hope, encouragement, and light to everyone affected.