In recent years, more attention, funding and science has been devoted to cutaneous lymphoma research than ever before.

The Cutaneous Lymphoma Foundation has been a strong partner to researchers who are a driving force behind this change, and we are working to increase the number of dollars, scientists and research projects devoted to cutaneous lymphoma.

The Cutaneous Lymphoma Foundation has a collaborative approach to its research support that focuses on improving treatment therapies, better understanding disease burden, and advocating for increased research funding that can benefit patients --- with an ultimate goal of helping researchers find a cure for cutaneous lymphoma.

Through the Foundation’s Young Investigator Awards, we facilitate and fund the work of researchers whose projects are dedicated to understanding more about the cause of cutaneous lymphoma. Through epidemiology and quality of life studies that we have funded, we are helping researchers and the larger cutaneous lymphoma community learn more about these very important areas of research. And, through our work with legislators and policy makers, we are advocating for increased federal funding for research that can benefit cutaneous lymphoma patients.

Importantly, the Foundation is committed to funding promising cutaneous lymphoma research. To that end, the Foundation established a new Research Awards Program, the first dedicated exclusively to funding cutaneous lymphoma research. This program will support investigators interested in conducting innovative cutaneous lymphoma research designed to improve treatments, clinical care and quality of life for patients affected by cutaneous lymphoma. Visit the Research Awards Program section of our website for more details.