WMUK Resource Library

Through our resource library you’ll find information to help you live well with WM. Explore the latest news, fact sheets, information booklets, research, webinars, and links to information across the web.

Webinars

Our regular webinars, led by healthcare professionals and hosted by our own WM-expert support team, cover a range of topics to help you understand more about WM and how to live well with it. We cover topics from active monitoring to managing diet and fatigue.

WM Resources

Take a look at the complete webinar library.

Our latest webinars

published:20/02/2025

Learn about late effects of cancer treatment from a Nurse Professor and WM patient.

published:07/11/2024

Abigail Nickless, a Macmillan Specialist Dietitian, joins us to discuss the important of diet.

published:23/10/2024

Occupational therapist, Regine Haung from The Royal Marsden talks us through ways to manage fatigue, a common symptom of WM

Info booklets

Not everyone likes doing from a screen, so we’ve compiled some booklets to help you understand WM and what it means for you.

WM Booklets

View, download and print the full library of information booklets.

Get in touch

Get in touch and we can send you copies of the Newly Diagnosed, Related Conditions and WM Treatment booklets.

Our most popular info booklets

WMUK Brochure

Find out all about WMUK

The Big WM Survey one-pager

WMUK response to NHS Change Consultation

The WMUK organisational response to the NHS consultation detailing how we’d like to see the NHS change over the next 10 years

Useful Links

Gov.uk

Information on working rights and any benefits you may be entitled to.

ACAS

Advice on working rights, rules and best practice.

Macmillan

Information about working and cancer

Carers UK

A charity more focused to family members/carers on how to cope with caring for some one with a long-term condition.

Penny Brohn UK

A charity which focuses mainly on ‘Living Well with Cancer’ and has lots of resources around this.

Maggie’s Charity

A brilliant charity who focus on the non-clinical aspects of cancer including, finances, practical support, psychological support as well as support for carers.