Stem cell and bone marrow transplants

This section gives information about stem cell and bone marrow transplants as treatments for certain types of cancer, lymphomas and leukaemias.

The idea of a transplant or high-dose treatment with stem cell support can be frightening. These are intensive procedures which may be stressful for both you and the people close to you.  This information will help you understand what they involve, help you to prepare yourself and answer some of your questions about these treatments.


Content last reviewed: 01 January 2004
Page last modified: 02 November 2005

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