Lymphomas are a family of cancers that develop when immune-system cells called lymphocytes become cancerous (malignant). Lymphomas are divided into two general types: Hodgkin’s disease and non-Hodgkin’s lymphomas. Memorial Sloan-Kettering specialists treat more than 450 lymphoma patients each year and see more than twice that number in consultation.

Overview
The term “lymphoma” encompasses more than 40 related types of cancer that develop from lymphocytes (cells of the immune system). Read More on Lymphoma

Newly Diagnosed with Lymphoma
A diagnosis of lymphoma can be a confusing and frightening event. Memorial Sloan Kettering’s multidisciplinary team of experts can help you work through the range of options available to you. Read More on diagnosing Lymphoma

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