New national task force will tackle poor blood cancer survival
Improving genetic testing and standardising care are on the agenda, govt says
The Federal Government has appointed a national task force to overhaul blood cancer care, including improving outcomes for people living in regional Australia.
On Sunday the government announced $150,000 for a task force spearheaded by the Leukaemia Foundation to develop a national action plan for the three major types of blood cancer: leukemia, lymphoma and myeloma.
