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"Each year, nearly 90,000 adolescents and young adults (AYAs) ages 15 to 39 years are diagnosed with cancer; and lymphoma, the most common type of blood cancer, accounts for nearly 1-in-5 cancer diagnoses among young people."
-Lymphoma Research Foundation

"Each year, nearly 90,000 adolescents and young adults (AYAs) ages 15 to 39 years are diagnosed with cancer; and lymphoma, the most common type of blood cancer, accounts for nearly 1-in-5 cancer diagnoses among young people." -Lymphoma Research Foundation

Some awesome footage from our recent Learn4Lymphoma event on campus. Thanks again to everyone who stopped by in support!

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ATTENTION TITANS! Please join us and on March 1st at 1pm for a special on-campus event where we will be promoting our cause and answering any questions you have about lymphoma.

ATTENTION TITANS! Please join us and @llsclubatcsuf on March 1st at 1pm for a special on-campus event where we will be promoting our cause and answering any questions you have about lymphoma.

“Patients in remission (disappearance of signs and symptoms) should have regular visits with a physician who is familiar with their medical history and the treatments they have received, because some side effects may not appear until months or years after their treatment is completed.”

“Patients in remission (disappearance of signs and symptoms) should have regular visits with a physician who is familiar with their medical history and the treatments they have received, because some side effects may not appear until months or years after their treatment is completed.”

"It is not uncommon for AYAs to take time off from school during cancer treatment. When they do return to school, it is natural to want to jump right in and return to a normal schedule; however, patients need to remember that going back to school can be physically and emotionally tiring."

"It is not uncommon for AYAs to take time off from school during cancer treatment. When they do return to school, it is natural to want to jump right in and return to a normal schedule; however, patients need to remember that going back to school can be physically and emotionally tiring."

"While fertility may return following treatment, it is important to prepare for the possibility of permanent infertility.

Fertility issues should be discussed with the healthcare team at the time of diagnosis because AYAs can take steps to preserve their fertility before their lymphoma treatment begins. "

"While fertility may return following treatment, it is important to prepare for the possibility of permanent infertility. Fertility issues should be discussed with the healthcare team at the time of diagnosis because AYAs can take steps to preserve their fertility before their lymphoma treatment begins. "

"It is natural for parents to want to protect and take care of their children. It is also important to remember that parents are dealing with their own emotions, as well as those of their other family members."

"It is natural for parents to want to protect and take care of their children. It is also important to remember that parents are dealing with their own emotions, as well as those of their other family members."

A Lymphoma diagnosis can interrupt a time when AYAs are becoming independent, establishing relationships and careers; instead of dealing with those life issues, they must face not only their own distress and emotions about their diagnosis but those of their family and friends as well. They may also find themselves reevaluating their priorities and goals.

A Lymphoma diagnosis can interrupt a time when AYAs are becoming independent, establishing relationships and careers; instead of dealing with those life issues, they must face not only their own distress and emotions about their diagnosis but those of their family and friends as well. They may also find themselves reevaluating their priorities and goals.

Did you know the common physical impacts of lymphoma treatment are hair loss, fatigue, and surgical scars?

Did you know the common physical impacts of lymphoma treatment are hair loss, fatigue, and surgical scars?

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The relative youth and maturity level of AYAs has a significant effect on their ability to manage their diagnosis and treatment. Factors such as the belief that “it cannot happen to me,” overall healthcare-related knowledge, unique concerns regarding body image and fertility issues, and relationship matters must all be considered when building a treatment plan for AYAs.
-Lymphoma Research Foundation

The relative youth and maturity level of AYAs has a significant effect on their ability to manage their diagnosis and treatment. Factors such as the belief that “it cannot happen to me,” overall healthcare-related knowledge, unique concerns regarding body image and fertility issues, and relationship matters must all be considered when building a treatment plan for AYAs. -Lymphoma Research Foundation

Lymphoma is the most common type of blood cancer. Lymphomas usually develop when a change, or mutation, occurs within a lymphocyte, causing the abnormal cell to replicate faster than, or live longer than, a normal lymphocyte. These are the 3 most common types of lymphoma.

Lymphoma is the most common type of blood cancer. Lymphomas usually develop when a change, or mutation, occurs within a lymphocyte, causing the abnormal cell to replicate faster than, or live longer than, a normal lymphocyte. These are the 3 most common types of lymphoma.

Some common Lymphoma symptoms may be confused with a cold, flu, or a respiratory infection; however, many lymphoma symptoms are prolonged and are similar to other diseases. -Lymphoma Research Foundation

Some common Lymphoma symptoms may be confused with a cold, flu, or a respiratory infection; however, many lymphoma symptoms are prolonged and are similar to other diseases. -Lymphoma Research Foundation

Did you know Lymphoma symptoms tend to be dismissed as a cold or flu? Every year more than 70,000 young adults are diagnosed with Lymphoma each year. For more information about lymphoma and the symptoms visit About Lymphoma- Lymphoma Research Foundation.

Did you know Lymphoma symptoms tend to be dismissed as a cold or flu? Every year more than 70,000 young adults are diagnosed with Lymphoma each year. For more information about lymphoma and the symptoms visit About Lymphoma- Lymphoma Research Foundation.

What is lymphoma? It is a type of cancer that affects the lymphatic blood system. Specifically, lymphoma is cancer that affects lymphocytes, which are a type of white blood cell. To learn more about lymphoma please visit https://lymphoma.org/aboutlymphoma/

Check4Lymphoma was created to support education about lymphoma. We’d love to hear about the questions you have about this condition! In the upcoming weeks, we'll be sharing some info about symptoms to look out for, and what options you have to address them.

Announcing our Lymphoma Awareness campaign! Do you know what lymphoma is? Our team is here to help educate young adults about this condition for the next five weeks. Like, share, and comment about what you currently know!