|  |  | Research News Archive for January - March 2006 |
 | LIFESAVING TEST FOR CHILDHOOD CANCER GETS BOOST IN FUNDING |
| |  | | A life-saving test which gives advance warning of leukaemia relapse in children has today (Thursday 30th March 2006) received a further cash injection of £1.7million thanks to leading blood cancer charity, Leukaemia Research (LRF). | | Release date: 30th March 2006 |  |
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| BIRMINGHAM RESEARCHERS TACKLE MOST COMMON LEUKAEMIA |
| |  | | A team of Birmingham researchers are working to improve treatments for patients with chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL) – the most common leukaemia in the western world. | | Release date: 13th March 2006 | |
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| BOOST IN RESEARCH FUNDING FOR COMMON BONE CANCER |
| |  | | Leukaemia Research is committing £325,000 to two new research grants which could bring hope to over 3,300 people in the UK with myeloma, a form of bone cancer which affects plasma cells in the bone marrow. | | Release date: 24th January 2005 | |
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| DOCTOR'S RESEARCH AWARD TO HELP MOST AT RISK PATIENTS |
| |  | | A Swansea doctor has won a prestigious research award from the UK’s leading blood cancer charity, Leukaemia Research, to help blood cancer patients most at risk from relapse. | | Release date: 19th January 2006 | |
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