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Thanks for your question purplealpacas & catie14.
If we are looking at cancers in general (and not only blood cancers), the most common type of cancers that are diagnosed are: lung, breast (in women) and prostate (in men).
Multiple myeloma is the second most common blood cancer (the most common is non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma). About 1200 patients are diagnosed with multiple myeloma each year in Australia. Approximately 20,000 new cases were diagnosed in the USA in 2012.
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