Lymphomas are the second most common paediatric cancer. In the 0-19 age group, the four leading cancers are leukaemia, lymphoma, bone tumours, and central nervous system tumours
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There are many different types of blood cancers including leukaemias, lymphomas and myeloma
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Traditionally, treatments like chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and bone marrow transplants have been the cornerstones of blood cancer management
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Already showing remarkable success in countries where it is available, this therapy harnesses the body’s own immune cells to target and destroy cancerous cells
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Leukemia, the most prevalent blood cancer in India, accounts for 49,883 cases annually, followed by Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma with 39,736 cases, and Hodgkin Lymphoma with 9,611 cases each year
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