Leukemia & lymphoma in China
白血病/淋巴瘤
For blood cancers that outrun chemotherapy, the two heavy weapons are stem-cell transplantation and CAR-T. China holds a unique card in the first: the haploidentical 'Beijing Protocol', invented at Peking University People's Hospital, lets a parent, child or sibling serve as donor — so nearly every patient has one.
Where this is treated best
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Peking University People's Hospital
北京大学人民医院 · BeijingTop-tier in hematology on the Fudan rankings and the birthplace of the 'Beijing Protocol' for haploidentical stem-cell transplantation — the family-donor technique now used worldwide.
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Institute of Hematology & Blood Diseases Hospital, CAMS
中国医学科学院血液病医院 · Tianjin#1 in China for hematology on the Fudan specialty reputation ranking — the national institute for blood diseases, half an hour from Beijing by high-speed rail.
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Haploidentical stem-cell transplant
A transplant from a half-matched family donor — the Chinese-invented technique that solved the donor shortage. CAR-T therapy (eight approved products in China) is the other heavy option; see our CAR-T article for its numbers.
Official listed price — CD34+ stem-cell transplantation, procedure fee — official Guangxi catalog
¥2,300 (≈ US$320)
The procedure item is small; conditioning chemotherapy, isolation wards, and months of supportive care make up the real total.
Source: Guangxi Medical Service Price Catalog (2024), item 310800018 · Last verified: 2026-09
Typical total cost
¥300,000–500,000 (≈ US$42,000–70,000)
Published all-in figures for haploidentical transplantation including conditioning and early complications. US allogeneic transplant billing commonly runs several times higher.
Plan your budget at the top of the range. Final costs depend on the treatment plan your doctor sets after seeing you.