InterLymph is an international consortium of investigators collaborating to advance epidemiologic research on lymphoid malignancies through pooled analyses, harmonized data standards, and coordinated scientific working groups. The consortium brings together population-based studies worldwide to address questions that cannot be answered by individual studies alone.

What InterLymph Does

Collaborative Research

Enables pooled and coordinated analyses across international epidemiologic studies.

Data Harmonization

Develops shared definitions, classifications, and analytic standards for lymphoid malignancies.

Scientific Working Groups

Supports focused groups addressing disease subtypes, methods, exposures, and outcomes.

How Research is Organized

InterLymph research activities are organized through scientific working groups that focus on specific disease subtypes, methodological approaches, exposures, and outcomes.

Participation and Governance

InterLymph operates under established governance and collaboration policies. Investigators interested in participating are encouraged to review consortium governance and membership information.