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One Big Drop was organised by 'Children with Leukaemia' to help raise money for research into childhood Leukaemia. Children with Leukaemia are the UK’s leading charity dedicated to fighting Britain’s biggest childhood cancer. This unique charity event took place today, Sunday 14 June in eight cities across the UK. The cities chosen make up the word CHILDREN. The eight cities selected were Cardiff, Huddersfield, Ipswich, London, Derby, Reading, Exeter and Nottingham. Leukaemia is the most common childhood cancer and only fifty years ago a diagnosis of leukaemia was tantamount to a death sentence for a child. Remarkably, four out of five affected children now survive but the powerful, intensive treatments can themselves cause severe problems in the children whose lives they save. CHILDREN with LEUKAEMIA is Britain’s leading charity dedicated to the conquest of this devastating disease. Not only do we fund ground- breaking research into the development of more effective, yet kinder treatments but we also have a worldwide programme of research investigating the underlying causes of the disease.down an iconic building. For more information visit www.leukaemia.org Telephone: 020 7404 0808

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One Big Drop - Earls Court

One Big Drop, a charity fund raising event today held in eight cities across the UK was to raise money and awareness for children with leukaemia. The...

by Simon Pollock in United Kingdom on 14/06/2009

14/06/2009 - One Big Drop - Earls Court - United Kingdom - One Big Drop, a charity fund raising...

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One Big Drop - Earls Court

One Big Drop, a charity fund raising event today held in eight cities across the UK was to raise money and awareness for children with leukaemia. The charity hope to raise £100,000 towa...
by Simon Pollock, on 14th of June 2009

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