Patients being treated for leukaemia at Exeter RD&E hospital this year will benefit from new equipment.
The Exeter Leukaemia Fund has bought the medical equipment with donations from supprters.
The new kit includes a portable blood testing machine, and some nasal cannula which can be used instead of oxygen masks and enable patients to eat and breathe more normally.
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