This study wants to see if it's safe to give patients with blood cancers like leukemia or lymphoma a bone marrow transplant from someone who has passed away. A bone marrow transplant is a procedure where new healthy cells are put into your body to help fight cancer. Before the transplant, patients will get special treatments to prepare their bodies, which can be strong (myeloablative) or gentler (reduced intensity). After the transplant, doctors will watch patients closely for 56 days to make sure they stay safe and keep checking on them for a year.
Key Points:- Participants will be observed for a total of one year.
- Both men and women aged 18 to 75 years can join, depending on the treatment type.
- Participants should not have a suitable living donor available for the transplant.
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