September is Lymphoma Awareness Month, the 15th Is World Lymphoma Awareness Day

Connect with others and learn about advances in the management of Non- Hodgkin’s Lymphoma.

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by Dr. C.H. Weaver M.D. 8/2023

September has been designated “blood cancer awareness month” by the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Blood cancers rarely produce signs or symptoms until they are very advanced. They are typically discovered by doctors performing routine blood work for other reasons or because of swelling of the lymph nodes.

As the month of September brings blood cancers into focus, CancerConnect is committed to increasing public understanding of these cancers that effect the lymph system including both Hodgkin’s Disease and Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma. Our mission is to provide access to breaking treatment news and resources as well as a dedicated social community where individuals impacted by a lymphoma diagnosis can share information, support and inspiration.

Recent Advances in the Management of Non- Hodgkin’s Lymphoma

Understanding Lymphomas

Connect With Other Lymphoma Patients for Support and information

CancerConnect was the first social network created for people with cancer. Founded by oncologists to support cancer patients and their caregivers, over 40 million individuals have accessed CancerConnect programs since 1997. CancerConnect is used by leading cancer centers like Dana Farber, Roswell Park and The James at Ohio State to support their patients. Join the conversation, ask questions, share your experience, and learn how the best cancer centers are treating cancer from others. Share your experience, ask a question, or start a conversation by posting on CancerConnect.

CancerConnect was the first social network created for people with lymphoma. Founded by oncologists to support cancer patients and their caregivers, over 40 million individuals have accessed CancerConnect programs since 1997. CancerConnect is used by leading cancer centers like Dana Farber, Roswell Park and The James at Ohio State to support their patients. Join the conversation, ask questions, share your experience, and learn how the best cancer centers are treating cancer from others. Share your experience, ask a question, or start a conversation by posting on CancerConnect.

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