The research cycle
Research can sometimes seem like a long, straight line. We have a question about something, so we look it up, find answers and solve our problem.
But it isn’t quite that simple. Research is, in fact, a cycle. And it’s one we all play a part in.



How do you fit in?

Everyone in the WM community can play an active part in research:
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Join the Rory Morrison WMUK Registry. By sharing your data, you’ll be helping researchers improve their understanding of WM, prioritise their work, and give them research ideas that can transform the WM world.
Find out more about joining the Registry.
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Donate. We can’t fund research without money. By donating to WMUK, you’ll be funding the Rory Morrison WMUK Registry, growing this valuable research project. Donate today.
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Take part in clinical trials. When it comes to treatment options, you may be eligible to join one of the clinical trials taking place in the UK. Clinical trials are a late phase in research that test new therapies on WM patients, helping scientists and clinicians understand how they work in the real world. Talk to your clinician about what is available, and learn more about clinical trials in our excellent webinar with Dr Jaimal Kothari.