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LLSC at CANO 2025: Travel to treatment, and user design in digital tool
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The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada (LLSC) participated in two presentations at CANO 2025, the annual conference of the Canadian Association of Nurses in Oncology.
How we decide which projects to fund
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Learn more about our scientific review panels and medical and scientific advisory committee.
Brad Levy
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Let’s Talk about Sex, Baby: Reflection on how sexual health should be a part of holistic cancer care and emphasizes the importance of honest, compassionate conversations for both the patient and their partner.
Halifax Connect & Learn event for the regional blood cancer community
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Members of the Atlantic Canada blood cancer community came together on September 27, 2025 to learn from healthcare experts and individuals with lived experience.
Funding gaps in blood cancer research to best meet the needs of Canadians
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Learn about the latest round of blood cancer research funding by the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada.
Improving drug access in Canada
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At LLSC, we believe that access to blood cancer treatment means getting the right treatment to the right person at the right time – wherever you live in Canada.
Toronto Connect & Learn event for the blood cancer community
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Members of the Toronto blood cancer community came together with LLSC and several healthcare experts Sept 20, 2025.
Warren Dietrich
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Being diagnosed with blood cancer at 23 years old drastically changed my life. Battling cancer was the most challenging thing I have ever experienced, but it amazingly has had a positive impact on my life.
Community support versus childhood leukemia: Unstoppable
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A new Canadian TV show about a 13-year-old girl diagnosed with leukemia, a type of blood cancer, has been released during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. September is also Blood Cancer Awareness Month.
Personal empowerment & having your voice heard in decisions about cancer care
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Nadine, Prevost, Executive Director, Research and Community Support, LLSC, participated in a Globe and Mail article about how people impacted by a blood cancer can be empowered, feel like they gain a sense of control, and have their voice heard in decision making about their…