Blood Cancer Awareness Month:
Together We Care, Together We Cure

Blood cancers—including leukemia, lymphoma, myeloma, myelodysplastic syndromes, and myeloproliferative neoplasms—affect over two million Americans. This September, join HealthTree as we educate, support, and accelerate the search for a cure—together.

Advancing Cures Together

You can play a role in curing blood cancer. Put your data to work in HealthTree by connecting your health records, participating in surveys, academic studies and treatment trials. Your input is transforming the daily lives of people living with blood cancer and accelerating the search for tomorrow’s cures.

Join HealthTree Founder Jenny Ahlstrom to learn how cleaning and validating patient data can unlock life-saving insights, empower better care, and speed up the research needed to find cures for blood cancer.

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Information Is Empowering: 

This September, we’re sharing webinars and articles to help patients and caregivers feel more informed and confident in their care.

• Stay up to date on the latest news in blood cancer

• Join a webinar based on your care journey:

  • • Living in Limbo: Managing Risk, Care, and Clarity with a Precursor Condition
    • What You Need to Know as a Newly Diagnosed Blood Cancer Patient and How to Advocate for Yourself
    • Relapsed/Refractory

Community Brings Comfort: 

You are not alone. Discover how connection can make a difference, and explore our community programs designed to bring you meaningful support through every step.

Featured Patient Stories

Follow us on social media as we spotlight inspiring stories from patients and caregivers who have faced blood cancer with strength. If you are planning to share your own story use our hashtag #CareToCure so we can help amplify your voice throughout September.

Social Media Kit

Help us spread the word this Blood Cancer Awareness Month! Download our ready-to-share social media images s to raise awareness and inspire action. Don’t forget to tag @HealthTree and use the hashtag #CareToCure