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Leukemia in sentence

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Six months later, she comes back with acute myeloid leukemia.
Leukemia cells treated with this compound turn into normal white blood cells.
So for example, in the United Kingdom, the incidence of childhood leukemia has risen by 20 percent just in a generation.
He didn't recognize that at the time, and he contracted leukemia.
And one thing that stood out to me was a statistic that said that the number of people in the United States with chronic wounds exceeds the number of people with breast cancer, colon cancer, lung cancer and leukemia, combined.
But it was around this time I went to Camp Sunshine to volunteer a week and working with the most amazing kids, kids with leukemia, and this kid Eric changed my life.
Let's start with leukemia, acute lymphoblastic leukemia, ALL, the most common cancer of children.
This particular day, we sat in a workshop together with physicians, nurses and other staff, discussing leukemia in children.
And it's well known by epidemiologists that kids who live near textile works tend to have high rates of leukemia.
He was dying of leukemia and he knew it, and he dedicated this concerto to his wife, Dita, who was herself a concert pianist.
Physicians and veterinarians were essentially taking care of the same disorders in their animal and human patients: congestive heart failure, brain tumors, leukemia, diabetes, arthritis, ALS, breast cancer, even psychiatric syndromes like depression, anxiety, compulsions, eating disorders and self-injury.
It's worked for diseases like leukemia.
If the cancer has spread, or if it's inherently everywhere like a leukemia, your doctor will most likely recommend chemotherapy or a combination of radiation and chemo.
For example, scientists currently use stem cells to treat patients with blood diseases such as leukemia.
In leukemia, some of the cells inside your bone marrow grow uncontrollably, crowding out the healthy stem cells that form your blood cells.
Some leukemia patients can receive a stem cell transplant.
There was a great story of some little girl who they saved from leukemia by taking the blood out, editing it, and putting it back with a precursor of CRISPR.
We'd talk about our kids growing up and the slowing pace of our parents, and our dad who's suffering from leukemia, memory loss and infection.
Then you zoom in to the state level, and you can begin to tell who's got leukemia, how did they get leukemia, what kind of leukemia do they have, what shifted from what place to what place.
Elio Caccavale: he took the idea of those dolls that explain leukemia.
At 22 years old, I was diagnosed with leukemia.
On paper, of course, I was better: I didn't have leukemia, my blood counts were back to normal, and the disability checks soon stopped coming.
And by 2010, we began treating leukemia patients.
And our team treated three patients with advanced chronic lymphocytic leukemia in 2012.
It's a form of incurable leukemia that afflicts approximately 20,000 adults every year in the United States.
Bone marrow biopsies found no evidence of leukemia, and that year, in our first three patients we treated, two of three have had durable remissions now for eight years, and one had a partial remission.
The CAR T cells had attacked the leukemia in these patients and had dissolved between 2.9 and 7.7 pounds of tumor in each patient.
Our next step was to get permission to treat children with acute leukemia, the most common form of cancer in kids.
She had gone through a series of chemotherapy and radiation treatments over several years, and her leukemia had always come back.
Her official diagnosis was advanced, incurable leukemia.
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