Hematologic Cancers

A bone marrow transplant uses stem cells — sourced from your body or from a donor who's the right match for you — to replace cancer cells with healthy ones. We've helped thousands of people find new hope with this life-saving procedure, and we even performed the first-ever bone marrow transplant in Boston.

Chemotherapy, radiation therapy or a combination of both are common approaches for treating hematologic cancers. They’re especially effective treatment methods because they can reach cancerous cells in parts of your body that other treatments often can’t. Our team will be by your side throughout your treatments to adjust and manage side effects.

Immunotherapy harnesses the power of your own immune system to destroy cancer cells. It works by training your immune system to recognize abnormal cells while protecting healthy ones. Your doctor will walk you through your immunotherapy options, including vaccines, medications or injections.

Knowledge is power when it comes to understanding your condition, so we turn to your test results to inform what targeted therapy would work best for you. Targeted therapy involves prescribing specific drugs designed to slow or stop the growth of your cancer.

We’re always pursuing what’s next in healthcare, and what’s next for your health. Our clinical trials offer you access to the most innovative and promising drugs and procedures from the pharmaceutical industry and our research laboratories.