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Blood cancer, also known as hematologic cancer, initiates in the bone marrow, where the blood is produced. It mainly occurs due to the abnormal growth of the blood cells, and it further interrupts the functioning of the normal ...
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Risk factors influence the chance of developing cancer among individuals, but individuals with no risk factors also develop cancer. Leukaemia, Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia (ALL), Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML), Chronic Lymphocytic L...
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Some primary preventive measures are taken for reducing the risk of cancer. Blood cancer is the abnormal growth of blood cells formed by blood stem cells in the bone marrow. Hence, no appropriate preventive measures for blood c...
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Blood cancer is diagnosed based on signs and symptoms. The most common sign and symptom of blood cancer is the occurrence of leukemia. Fever or chills, weakness and fatigue, excessive weight loss, swollen lymph nodes, easy brui...
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Blood cancer is diagnosed based on signs and symptoms. There are different types of tests for the diagnosis of blood cancer. The blood test is the most common diagnostic approach for blood cancer. Complete blood count measures a...
Staging is a process of understanding the severity of cancer, like where it has spread. Different types of blood cancer have different stages, and each stage has its complications. The staging system of blood cancer depends on the growth of the abno...
The specific causes of leukemia are unknown to scientists. It appears to be the result of a mix of hereditary and environmental influences.
How can leukemia develop?
Leukemia is considered to develop when the genetic material or DNA of certain...
