About HOPE-PTCL

Together, we bring hope to every step of the journey

HOPE-PTCL (Hub for Outreach and Patient Engagement in Peripheral T-cell Lymphoma) is dedicated to empowering and connecting individuals and families affected by PTCL. We believe that knowledge, compassion, and community can transform what it means to live with this rare lymphoma.

Our Mission & Vision

Our Mission

Our mission is to foster strength, understanding, and connection. We hope to unite patients, caregivers, and advocates to share experiences, expand awareness, and open pathways to cutting-edge care and clinical research.

Our Vision

We envision a world where no one faces peripheral T-cell lymphoma alone—a world where everyone feels informed, supported, and empowered, with access to compassionate care and the hope of better treatments ahead.

We are proud to be sponsored by

AcroTech

AcroTech

AcroTech

Secura Bio

Secura Bio

Secura Bio

Pfizer

Pfizer

Pfizer

About PETAL Consortium

PETAL Consortium is a first-of-its-kind global network of more than 100 investigators dedicated to
improving outcomes for patients with peripheral T-cell lymphoma, a rare and aggressive blood cancer.
Since the disease is so rare, most studies are limited by small sample sizes in clinical trials. However,
PETAL Consortium addresses this challenge by connecting research sites across more than 20
countries. This collaborative network provides researchers access to hundreds of patients worldwide, helping to accelerate progress for this rare disease.

Founded and led by Salvia Jain, MD, an oncologist and hematologist at Mass General Brigham, PETAL
Consortium leverages cutting-edge artificial intelligence, machine learning, and genomics to drive scientific breakthroughs and advance the understanding of peripheral T-cell lymphoma.

At PETAL, we believe that education and empowerment are key to improving patient outcomes. To
support this mission, we launched HOPE-PTCL (Hub for Outreach and Patient Engagement in
Peripheral T-cell Lymphoma)–a patient-centered initiative that provides reliable information and support for patients, caregivers, families, and friends.


PETAL Consortium is a first-of-its-kind global network of more than 100 investigators dedicated to improving outcomes for patients with peripheral T-cell lymphoma, a rare and aggressive blood cancer. Since the disease is so rare, most studies are limited by small sample sizes in clinical trials. However,
PETAL Consortium addresses this challenge by connecting research sites across more than 20 countries. This collaborative network provides researchers access to hundreds of patients worldwide, helping to accelerate progress for this rare disease.

Founded and led by Salvia Jain, MD, an oncologist and hematologist at Mass General Brigham, PETAL Consortium leverages cutting-edge artificial intelligence, machine learning, and genomics to drive scientific breakthroughs and advance the understanding of peripheral T-cell lymphoma.

At PETAL, we believe that education and empowerment are key to improving patient outcomes. To support this mission, we launched HOPE-PTCL (Hub for Outreach and Patient Engagement in Peripheral T-cell Lymphoma)–a patient-centered initiative that provides reliable information and support for patients, caregivers, families, and friends


PETAL Consortium is a first-of-its-kind global network of more than 100 investigators dedicated to
improving outcomes for patients with peripheral T-cell lymphoma, a rare and aggressive blood cancer. Since the disease is so rare, most studies are limited by small sample sizes in clinical trials.

However, PETAL Consortium addresses this challenge by connecting research sites across more than 20 countries. This collaborative network provides researchers access to hundreds of patients worldwide, helping to accelerate progress for this rare disease.

Founded and led by Salvia Jain, MD, an oncologist and hematologist at Mass General Brigham, PETAL Consortium leverages cutting-edge artificial intelligence, machine learning, and genomics to drive scientific breakthroughs and advance the understanding of peripheral T-cell lymphoma.

At PETAL, we believe that education and empowerment are key to improving patient outcomes. To support this mission, we launched HOPE-PTCL (Hub for Outreach and Patient Engagement in
Peripheral T-cell Lymphoma)–a patient-centered initiative that provides reliable information and support for patients, caregivers, families, and friends