Following the devastating news of Carl Ikeme's leukaemia diagnosis, Wolverhampton Wanderers' chosen charity for all funds raised in support of the club's number 1 goalkeeper will be Cure Leukaemia.
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Cure Leukaemia (CL) helps to save lives and hasten global progress towards eradicating blood cancer within the next 30 years. CL supports the internationally renowned Centre for Clinical Haematology in Birmingham and a network of specialist research nurses across the UK who administer often world first and potentially life-saving clinical trials to leukaemia patients who have exhausted standard treatments. In 2017, Cure Leukaemia is committed to raising an additional £1m to double the Centre's capacity for patients, world first trials & nurses.
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Following the devastating news of Carl Ikeme's leukaemia diagnosis, Wolverhampton Wanderers' chosen charity for all funds raised in support of the club's number 1 goalkeeper will be Cure Leukaemia.
Cure Leukaemia fund research nurses at 15 hospitals across the UK. These roles form the Trials Acceleration Programme (TAP) network giving patients, from a catchment area of 30m, access to potentially life-saving treatments through clinical trials, with plans to fund a paediatric network on the way.