Young Cancer Utah

Lymphoma accounts for 1-in-5 cancer diagnoses among young people. Join us in the fight to erase this #youngcancer.

Lymphoma the most common type of blood cancer, often impacting 15-to-39-year-olds. ​​Many young adults go undiagnosed for years because they don’t know the symptoms. 

Signs & symptoms

Did you know that many of the symptoms of lymphoma closely resemble puberty and the flu?

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Take the pledge

Want to make a difference? Take a pledge to

  1. Educate yourself about lymphoma
  2. Check yourself and your children for symptoms
  3. Be an advocate for the lymphoma community
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Downloadable infographic

Remember the stats and symptoms with a simple infographic.

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More about our partner, Lymphoma Research Foundation above ^ Such a cool experience today joining forces with the people who are in the cancer labs on campus with this info session! Hope everyone learned something about cancer research, as well as lymphoma!! Check out these podcasts above to learn more about lymphoma We are holding an info-session this Friday!! What you need to know: Knowledge is power! Check yourself Want to make a difference? Take the pledge to: The symptoms of lymphoma may be mistaken for other things. Having one of these symptoms above doesn’t necessarily mean you lymphoma, but it is important to contact a doctor if these symptoms persist. Spreading awareness outside the basketball game last week! The QR code attached to the Hi-Chew directed you to our website to learn more about lymphoma. Lymphoma is one of the most common cancer in adolescents and young adults. It is important to be aware and educated within our community.