Tasmanian blood cancer diagnosis rates expected to rise by 30 per cent in next decade

By Jessica Willard
January 20 2019 - 7:00am
CONCERN: New analysis from the Leukaemia Foundation shows the number of people living with blood cancer is expected to rise by about 30 per cent in the next decade.
CONCERN: New analysis from the Leukaemia Foundation shows the number of people living with blood cancer is expected to rise by about 30 per cent in the next decade.

Blood cancer can hit anyone, at anytime. In Australia, the number of people living with blood cancer is expected to rise by about 30 per cent in the next decade, according to new analysis from the Leukaemia Foundation. 

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