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Relapsed Leukemia and Lymphoma Program

Relapsed Leukemia and Lymphoma Program

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If your child’s leukemia or lymphoma has returned or is resistant to standard treatment, we offer exceptional personalized care. Our treatment options are designed specifically for children whose cancer has returned, including therapies that might not be available at other programs.

Your child will always be seen by the same oncologist, who will gain a thorough understanding of your child’s condition. We know your family has already faced many challenges. Through every step, we will be by your side.

How we serve you

We will give your child the very best care. To do this, we have specialized programs that help children during different stages of their treatment journey. Our goal is to build strong relationships to support you and your child.

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Meet your team

Our team includes international leaders in leukemia and lymphoma treatment. Because we have treated so many children — including children who have come to us from around the world — we have a deep familiarity with this type of cancer.

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Relapsed leukemia and lymphoma care at our Philadelphia hospital

Get information about the care we provide at our Philadelphia Campus.

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Our research

Our researchers are using genomic, immunotherapeutic and targeted molecular approaches to develop new treatment regimens and optimize those that already exist to treat infants and children with leukemia or lymphoma.

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Relapsed leukemia and lymphoma resources

We have gathered resources to give you information and help you find answers to your questions.

Patient stories

Events

Connections: CHOP/Momcology Group for Caregivers

Wednesday, Sep 04, 2024

Attend the monthly Connections: CHOP/Momcology group for caregivers with information, activities and opportunities for peer-to-peer support.

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Your child's relapsed leukemia or lymphoma evaluation

Our leukemia and lymphoma relapse experts will talk with you about whether the Cancer Center at CHOP is a good fit for your child and your family.

Cancer Connections Family Newsletter Sign Up Form

Be among the first to know about our latest breakthroughs – big and small. Subscribe to receive Cancer Connections, a special e-newsletter for families that includes: updates on our research and treatment advances, patient stories, profiles of our clinicians, news about special Cancer Center events and much more!

Give to the Cancer Center

There are many ways to support the Cancer Center. A gift of any size can help us make life-changing breakthroughs and advance our work for children everywhere.

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