Whether you’re navigating cancer, or caring for someone who is, blogs can be a valuable resource for support and information.
Feedspot recently selected the Hopeful Warrior Blog as one of the top lymphoma blogs to follow in 2021. The ranking was based on a variety of factors including relevancy, post frequency, social media engagement and more.
Top Lymphoma Blogs
1. Lymphoma Action
Read the latest news and views from Lymphoma Action. Lymphoma Action is the UK's only charity dedicated to lymphoma, the fifth most common cancer. We've been providing in-depth, expert information for 35 years, helping thousands of people affected by lymphoma.
2. New Developments in Lymphoma
We bring the most promising new drugs and treatment approaches to people living with cancer, and our researchers have contributed to the development and FDA approval of nearly all of the recently available lymphoma therapies. Whether you are someone living with lymphoma, a family member or friend looking for more information, or a health care provider looking to refer a patient to a clinical trial, we hope our website will be a helpful resource.
3. The Hopeful Warrior Blog
The Hopeful Warrior blog is a platform to support and raise awareness for those battling Lymphoma and other blood cancers. In addition to sharing the author’s personal experience with cancer, the Hopeful Warrior Blog also covers various psychological, spiritual, and motivational concepts and offers coping strategies tips for individuals and families fighting cancer.
4. Hodgkin's Lymphoma Awareness Ireland
This blog begins with the diagnoses leading to the stages and on to the therapy with remission, relapse and return to remission. The author and founder of this site Ian Doherty was diagnosed on the 14th of February 2014 with Stage 4B D5 Hodgkin's Lymphoma, he will be telling his story on this site as he continues his battle with Lymphoma.
5. Cancer Therapy Advisor - Lymphoma News
Non-Hodgkins and Hodgkins lymphoma news, research and treatment studies, clinical trials, and more for oncologists, and medical professionals.
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