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Lymphoma Research Foundation awards over $5.7M in grants

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The Lymphoma Research Foundation awarded 29 grants, totaling more than $5.7 million, to support lymphoma research. The 2022 LRF grantee class represents 17 academic and medical institutions across North America.

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