Childhood Lymphomas: Resources
This page is dedicated to listing many childhood lymphoma resources, including information on diagnosis, staging, cancer types, and treatments. This information is geared toward children. If you know of any childhood resources that are not listed on this website, please e-mail us.
Resources on Lymphomainfo.net
The following are the most common lymphomas to affect children:
Other Resources
- Childhood Lymphomas on Lymphomation.org
- Kid’s Health
- National Cancer Institute’s Childhood Hodgkin’s
- National Cancer Institute’s Childhood Non-Hodgkin’s
- AIDS Related Lymphomas
- Childhood Lymphomas Information Guide
- The National Childhood Cancer Foundation has facts on the incidence of childhood lymphoma
- Article on Childhood Lymphomas by Dr. Faith Kung for Cancer News on the Net
- Childhood Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma Resources - Children's Cancer Web
- Childhood Hodgkin's Disease Resources - Children's Cancer Web
- NCI can also be contacted via telephone at (800) 4-CANCER. See their web site for other contact information.
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