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Lymphoma is cancer that begins in cells of the immune system. There are two basic categories of lymphomas. One kind is Hodgkin lymphoma, which is marked by the presence of a type of cell called the Reed-Sternberg cell. The other category is non-Hodgkin lymphomas, which includes a large, diverse group of cancers of immune system cells. Non-Hodgkin lymphomas can be further divided into cancers that have an indolent (slow-growing) course and those that have an aggressive (fast-growing) course. These subtypes behave and respond to treatment differently. Both Hodgkin and non-Hodgkin lymphomas can occur in children and adults, and prognosis and treatment depend on the stage and the type of cancer.
Syndax reports promising results from entinostat preclinical studies in breast cancer

Syndax reports promising results from entinostat preclinical studies in breast cancer

Entinostat plus erlotinib improves survival in NSCLC patients with elevated E-cadherin

Entinostat plus erlotinib improves survival in NSCLC patients with elevated E-cadherin

Clinical, preclinical results of ISF35 in CLL patients presented at ASH 2010

Clinical, preclinical results of ISF35 in CLL patients presented at ASH 2010

Clarient introduces Mammostrat test to quantify likelihood of breast cancer recurrence

Clarient introduces Mammostrat test to quantify likelihood of breast cancer recurrence

p53 activation offers a novel strategy for cancer therapy

p53 activation offers a novel strategy for cancer therapy

Study comparing subcutaneous, intravenous administration of VELCADE in relapsed MM patients presented at ASH

Study comparing subcutaneous, intravenous administration of VELCADE in relapsed MM patients presented at ASH

Immunomedics reports CD22 antibody produced significant anti-tumor response

Immunomedics reports CD22 antibody produced significant anti-tumor response

Positive data from Celator's CPX-351 Phase 2 study in newly-diagnosed AML presented at 52nd ASH

Positive data from Celator's CPX-351 Phase 2 study in newly-diagnosed AML presented at 52nd ASH

Seattle Genetics and Millennium announce positive data from SGN-35 Phase II trial in relapsed or refractory ALCL

Seattle Genetics and Millennium announce positive data from SGN-35 Phase II trial in relapsed or refractory ALCL

John Theurer Cancer Center presents research findings at ASH meeting

John Theurer Cancer Center presents research findings at ASH meeting

Consolidation treatment with Y-90 epratuzumab after R-CHOP improves remission in DLBCL lymphoma

Consolidation treatment with Y-90 epratuzumab after R-CHOP improves remission in DLBCL lymphoma

Micromet announces presentation of updated results from MT103 Phase 2 trial in MRD positive ALL patients

Micromet announces presentation of updated results from MT103 Phase 2 trial in MRD positive ALL patients

Data from comparative REVLIMID study in multiple myeloma presented at 52nd ASH

Data from comparative REVLIMID study in multiple myeloma presented at 52nd ASH

Epratuzumab-rituximab combination therapy effective against previously untreated follicular lymphoma

Epratuzumab-rituximab combination therapy effective against previously untreated follicular lymphoma

Promising Phase 2 data of perifosine in CLL and HL presented at 52nd ASH

Promising Phase 2 data of perifosine in CLL and HL presented at 52nd ASH

New ways to identify patients most likely to respond to cancer vaccine treatment

New ways to identify patients most likely to respond to cancer vaccine treatment

Reason behind recurrence of CLL in lymph nodes and bone marrow after chemotherapy

Reason behind recurrence of CLL in lymph nodes and bone marrow after chemotherapy

IMO-4200 dual agonist increases antitumor activity in lymphoma models: Study

IMO-4200 dual agonist increases antitumor activity in lymphoma models: Study

Encouraging data from perifosine Phase 2 studies in advanced leukemia, Hodgkin's lymphoma

Encouraging data from perifosine Phase 2 studies in advanced leukemia, Hodgkin's lymphoma

No overall cancer risk in people who donate stem cells

No overall cancer risk in people who donate stem cells

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