Internationally Recognized Leukemia Research Programs, With a Focus on You
After a leukemia diagnosis, you want the best possible, research-based care for your child. You want the latest, safest treatments. And you want everything your child needs in one place, from one team.
Nemours pediatric leukemia specialists are researchers looking for cures and bringing their discoveries to patients, fast. Families from around the globe come here for our advanced expertise and family centered care. We give kids with even the most rare and complex forms of leukemia hope for a chance to grow up healthy.
From your very first visit, we support you with our multidisciplinary team. Our doctors will work across locations and specialties to bring in every level of expertise when developing your child's personal treatment plan. With experience in national research projects, to offering family services to help your child experience major life milestones, Nemours pediatric cancer team is here for you every step of the way.
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Pediatric Leukemia Treatments We Offer
Nemours has expertise treating all forms of pediatric leukemia, including acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), acute myeloid leukemia (AML), chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML) and juvenile melanocytic leukemia (JMML). We offer research driven trials or advanced treatment options and therapies that aren’t widely available at other pediatric hospitals.
Both in-person and video visits are available.
Where Research Expertise and Family-Centered Care Come Together
Pediatric Leukemia Expertise, Care, and Compassion
Discover why families from all over the world come to Nemours Children’s for leukemia care.
Why Choose Us
- We help more kids in National Cancer Institute supported trials than most programs.
- We’re part of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s LLS PedsAL master clinical trial. This global precision medicine clinical trial tests multiple targeted therapies at once. We’re among only 200 clinical sites involved.
- Our program is one of only three pediatric National Cancer Institute-designated Community Oncology Research Programs (NCORPs) in the nation. This network increases access to clinical trials and studies to communities.
