Technically speaking, no MDS or CMML patients should have issues accessing vaccines or anti-COVID19 medication.

If however, you encounter problems, do point any GPs to the document below, which is a new list identifying exactly and precisely who the highest at risk patients are, in terms of COVID-19 infection. MDS, CMML and transplant patients are all listed.

  COVID-19 is not yet over for blood cancer, as you all know. Access to medication and services has been difficult, in the UK, and other countries. The International COVID-19 […]

The sun was shining for our trio riding for MDS on Sunday 29 May – Tim Woolley, Adrian Skardhamer and Alexander Myers – all cycled 100 miles in the RideLondon-Essex […]

After a busy period recruiting, we have now filled all our advertised positions and are delighted to say we have 3 new people joining our team!

The UK MDS Forum is a UK specialist group of haematologist, which works extensively with other MDS experts worldwide. Its haematologists are MDS experts and have extensive experience treating MDS […]

We are always looking for enthusiastic new volunteers to help with various aspects of our expanding patient services Have you or your loved one benefited from helpful information, support, or […]

We are excited to announce that we have free places for the Brighton Marathon Weekend 2023! Two great running events are taking place on Sunday 2nd of April 2023: the […]

Developed with clinical leaders, the proposals – supported by NHS staff as well as patient groups and cancer charities – aim to simplify and update cancer standards, based on the […]