Performing groundbreaking research to fuel advances in blood cancer diagnosis, treatment, and patient care
For over two decades, the Division of Oncology has been a leader in advancing groundbreaking discoveries to improve outcomes for patients with leukemia, myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS), lymphoma, and multiple myeloma.
DEDICATED EXPERTS IN CARE & RESEARCH
- 60 clinicians and researchers dedicated to blood cancers, including many nationally recognized leaders in the field
- 100+ active clinical trials in blood cancers
- More than 10,000 blood and marrow transplants performed
- Majority of new FDA-approved therapies first studied at SitemanOncology
WORLD CLASS
RESEARCH
- School of Medicine ranks as the No. 2 highest funded academic institution in the U.S. by the National Institutes of Health
- Siteman is in the top 10 of cancer centers funded by the National Cancer Institute
- Multiple prestigious national research awards: SPORE in Leukemia, SCOR in Lymphoma, and the Edward P. Evans Center for MDS designation
By conducting a leading number of highly influential clinical trials with one of the highest volumes of patient participants in the nation, our physician-scientists transform standards of treatment across the world while providing unparalleled patient care. Many of the cutting-edge therapies for blood cancers are developed here at Siteman before approval by the Food and Drug Administration for wider use.
The Blood Cancer Center was formed to unify Siteman’s resources and expert researchers, driving the next big leap in lifesaving care. This involves a team of physicians and scientists dedicated to delivering cutting-edge, patient-focused care for blood cancer patients while pioneering basic, translational, and clinical research to create new treatments and enhance patient outcomes.
Bold Vision for the Future
Thank you for considering a gift to the Blood Cancer Center . With your support, we will continue to fundamentally change how blood cancers are treated. Integrating our strengths in research and patient care, we will transform the healing journey and ease the burden of cancer diagnosis for countless patients and their families.
To discuss giving opportunities at the Blood Cancer Center, call the Siteman Advancement Office at 314-935-4725 or email friendsofsiteman@wustl.edu