Weill Cornell Lymphoma Program

Weill Cornell Lymphoma Program Enabling patients with lymphoma to have the best possible clinical outcomes.

The Lymphoma Program at Weill Cornell Medical College/NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, located on the Upper East Side of New York City, is internationally recognized for our efforts to enable patients with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease and related disorders to have the best possible clinical outcome, including cure when possible. The goal of our page and blog is to provide you with up-to-date information about the latest developments in lymphoma treatment and research.

Dr. Erin Mulvey spoke with Blood Cancers Today about how the phase 3 MURANO   continues to inform targeted treatment app...
04/03/2026

Dr. Erin Mulvey spoke with Blood Cancers Today about how the phase 3 MURANO continues to inform targeted treatment approaches and management for chronic lymphocytic leukemia ( ):

The MURANO trial transformed CLL care. Explore 5 ways it drives venetoclax use, fixed-duration therapy, and personalized treatment today

Watch Dr. Richard Furman discuss early findings from the CLL-17   looking at different treatment regimens for untreated ...
03/31/2026

Watch Dr. Richard Furman discuss early findings from the CLL-17 looking at different treatment regimens for untreated chronic lymphocytic leukemia ( ): https://bit.ly/4v4CDs3 (cc: Oncology Learning Network)

Richard Furman, MD, discusses early results from the CLL-17 trial, underscoring the need for longer follow-up before defining optimal frontline strategies for treatment-naïve patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia.

Dr. Jia Ruan led research evaluating triplet combination therapy for previously untreated mantle cell   (MCL). She spoke...
03/26/2026

Dr. Jia Ruan led research evaluating triplet combination therapy for previously untreated mantle cell (MCL). She spoke with OncLive about the key takeaways:

Acalabrutinib/lenalidomide in combination with rituximab or obinutuzumab generated uMRD6 CRs in previously untreated mantle cell lymphoma.

Watch Dr. John Allan discuss strategies for treating relapsed or refractory chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL), includin...
03/12/2026

Watch Dr. John Allan discuss strategies for treating relapsed or refractory chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL), including sequencing considerations: https://bit.ly/46Ra1If (cc: Medscape)

Expert guidance is offered on treatment sequencing in relapsed or refractory CLL, including noncovalent BTKi, treatment resistance, and ongoing monitoring of patients to inform treatment selection.

Dr. John Allan is speaking at Lymphoma Talk: New York, an in-person program on 3/5 hosted by Lymphoma Research Foundatio...
02/17/2026

Dr. John Allan is speaking at Lymphoma Talk: New York, an in-person program on 3/5 hosted by Lymphoma Research Foundation where experts share information with patients about all forms of the disease. Register here:

Lymphoma Talk is a two-hour weekday evening in-person program led by lymphoma experts that provides information about lymphoma in three breakout sessions.

Join Dr. Erin Mulvey this afternoon for the Ask the Doctor About   series hosted by the Lymphoma Research Foundation whe...
02/12/2026

Join Dr. Erin Mulvey this afternoon for the Ask the Doctor About series hosted by the Lymphoma Research Foundation where she’ll be discussing how to navigate relapsed/refractory disease and answering live questions. Learn more and register:

Ask the Doctor is a national series of two-hour, topic-specific, community-based programs that combine a presentation by a medical doctor.

01/28/2026

Part 3 of the roundtable featured continued discussion on targeted approaches to CLL treatment. Hear more from our own Dr. Erin Mulvey: https://bit.ly/3YGTkuw

In part 2 of the   roundtable discussion, Dr. Erin Mulvey spoke alongside other   experts about targeted treatment strat...
01/26/2026

In part 2 of the roundtable discussion, Dr. Erin Mulvey spoke alongside other experts about targeted treatment strategies for CLL:

This panel explores BTK and BCL-2 inhibitor combinations in CLL, focusing on fixed-duration therapy, MRD, PFS, and sequencing decisions.

In another VJHemOnc video, Dr. Elisa ten Hacken discussed the genetic and metabolic drivers of Richter's transformation:...
01/22/2026

In another VJHemOnc video, Dr. Elisa ten Hacken discussed the genetic and metabolic drivers of Richter's transformation:

Elisa Ten Hacken, PhD, Weill Cornell Medicine, New York, NY, briefly discusses the genetic and metabolic drivers of Richter’s transformation,...

Dr. Erin Mulvey joined a roundtable discussion featuring   experts from across the US to discuss the use of BTK inhibito...
01/20/2026

Dr. Erin Mulvey joined a roundtable discussion featuring experts from across the US to discuss the use of BTK inhibitors for chronic lymphocytic ( ):

Experts debate covalent vs noncovalent BTK inhibitors in CLL, unpacking new ASH-era data, safety signals, and sequencing gaps.

WATCH: Dr. Elisa ten Hacken spoke with VJHemOnc about the progression from chronic lymphocytic leukemia ( ) to Richter’s...
01/17/2026

WATCH: Dr. Elisa ten Hacken spoke with VJHemOnc about the progression from chronic lymphocytic leukemia ( ) to Richter’s transformation:

Elisa Ten Hacken, PhD, Weill Cornell Medicine, New York, NY, discusses preclinical research using CRISPR-Cas9 engineered immunocompetent mouse models to...

Dr. Erin Mulvey joined a panel of   experts to discuss BTK inhibitors for the treatment of chronic lymphocytic leukemia ...
12/22/2025

Dr. Erin Mulvey joined a panel of experts to discuss BTK inhibitors for the treatment of chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL):

Experts debate covalent vs noncovalent BTK inhibitors in CLL, unpacking new ASH-era data, safety signals, and sequencing gaps.

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The Lymphoma Program at Weill Cornell Medicine and NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital is one of the leading clinical and scientific research centers in the world. The renowned experts that comprise our team are committed to delivering compassionate, cutting-edge care to improve the lives of people with lymphoma before, during and for years after treatment.

We are not content to care only for current lymphoma patients; we also actively pursue medical advances that will alleviate the suffering of those affected by the disease in the future. Whether acting as your primary oncologist, working in tandem with your oncologist or primary physician, overseeing your participation in a clinical trial or providing a second opinion, we are pleased to help all patients achieve the best possible results.