Cancers that originate from cell changes in the blood-forming or lymphatic systems are considered fluid cancers (as opposed to solid-tumor cancers). While they make up a relatively small percentage of cancers diagnoses, leukemia is the most common cancer in children. Sutter Cancer Centers offer comprehensive treatment for adults and children, including a dedicated pediatric cancer program and a well-established Blood and Marrow Transplant Department.

In addition to standard medical care, Sutter Cancer Centers actively participate in clinical trials, offering patients access to the most promising developments in diagnosis and treatments. To find out more, visit our Clinical Trials section of this Web site.

For more information on treating blood-related cancer in children, visit Sutter Cancer Center, Sacramento's Pediatric Oncology Program section of this Web site. To find out more about leukemia, visit our Health Information section. Additional information on leukemia, lymphoma and myeloma can be found on the National Cancer Institute Web site at www.cancer.gov, the American Cancer Society Web site at www.cancer.org and the Leukemia Lymphoma Society site at www.leukemia.org.