Our Pediatric Lymphoma Team

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Get a Second Opinion

  • We provide a second opinion on the diagnosis or treatment plan of your child’s cancer or blood disease.
Jennifer McNeer, MD, pediatric oncologist

Clinical Trials

  • We offer cancer clinical trials to young patients at Comer Children's. Our patients often have access to new treatments years before they are widely available elsewhere.
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Nationally Ranked in Pediatric Cancer

  • According to U.S. News & World Report's 2022-2023 Rankings
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Lymphoma Resources

Pediatric Cancer Articles

Comer Children
Comer Children's leads the way for advances in pediatric cancer research
Neuroblastoma cells
“Bridge therapy” may benefit some children with high-risk neuroblastoma
ALL survivor Maya Gray
College student celebrates being cancer-free for more than a decade after battling acute lymphoblastic leukemia as a tween
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Understanding health risks for childhood cancer survivors
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Susan Cohn, MD: An unwavering dedication to helping children with neuroblastoma
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Neuroblastoma: What you need to know
Mapping image for global pediatric leukemia data initiative
UChicago bioinformatics team to create data infrastructure for global pediatric cancer initiative
Ryan, Sean, Tracey and Ray Scheppach represent Team Bright Side during the Chicago Triathlon to raise money for groundbreaking research.
$500,000 gift will support worldwide effort to harness pediatric cancer data to advance treatment for children
Carter with his parents Randy and Jennifer Fortin, standing next to the bell
‘Ringing the bell’ marks milestone in child’s cancer treatment