Call for support as blood cancer cases set to rise

A scientist works in a medical lab at St Vincent's Institute in Melbourne

A scientist works in a medical lab at St Vincent's Institute in Melbourne Source: AAP

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Blood cancer is the third-biggest cause of cancer death in Australia and cases are expected to rise by around 30 per cent over the next decade.

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