Lymphoma Program


Abramson Cancer Center lymphoma clinicians and researchers have led the way nationally for years in the diagnosis and treatment of lymphomas.

Today, there's more hope than ever for those diagnosed with lymphoma. Our team has worked together for years. By putting our experience to work, we offer the best possible treatment outcomes.

If diagnosed with lymphoma, it's important to have the best team of experts available.

At Penn's Lymphoma Program there are individuals nationally recognized for their expertise. They can provide the information, care and support to help each step of the way.

Penn has one of the few Hematologic Malignancy (leukemia, lymphoma and myeloma) Research Programs in the country that is approved and funded by the National Cancer Institute.

The knowledge gained through our research allows us to better care for those with lymphoma.

Survivor Stories

Alice Thomas
Diagnosed in February 2006 with Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma, Alice Thomas has an excellent prognosis and has a loving support network. With her husband, a sergeant in the Marines, stationed out of state, her daily support system has been her two sons, her close girlfriends who have all sung together in church for 26 years, and her elementary school students. In fact, the kids organized a "baseball cap day" at school to express their love when she lost her hair during chemotherapy. In June, she and her husband attended the Abramson Cancer Center's Annual Leukemia, Lymphoma & Myeloma Patient Education Conference. The conference provided invaluable information and support for Alice and her husband as she began her cancer journey.


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