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A worldwide network of lymphoma patient organisations, formed in 2002, with a European branch, Lymphoma Coalition Europe, that takes part in European Medicines Agency work.
Lymphoma Coalition is a worldwide network of patient groups that focus fully or partly on lymphoma; it was formed in 2002 by four lymphoma organisations and incorporated as a not-for-profit in 2010, and it states that it now has more than 90 member organisations from more than 55 countries. It aims to be a source of consistent information on lymphoma and to help member organisations share resources and practice, and publishes an International Lymphoma Patient Charter. Lymphoma Coalition Europe, its regional branch for Europe, Turkey and Israel, is on the European Medicines Agency's list of eligible organisations. Its address is in Etobicoke, Toronto.
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