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Causes of lymphadenopathy in children

Causes of lymphadenopathy in children

Immune system of the humans is consisted of different tissues and organs in the body, organized to provide necessary protection. Immune cells are located in the adenoids, Peyer’s patches, tonsils...

History of leukemia

History of leukemia

Historically speaking, the first people ever to recognize the cancer were ancient Greeks. Five thousand years B.C. they knew about this disease. However, there are some human (and human ancestor)...

Radiation therapy for leukemia

Radiation therapy for leukemia

Leukemia is a type of cancer affecting the blood and the bone marrow. This cancer causes an abnormal increase in white blood cells and affects both children and adults. Almost...

Leukemia and surgery

Leukemia and surgery

Bone marrow of the every healthy body produces white and red blood cells. The function of white blood cells is to fight infections, while red blood cells are responsible for...

Facts about leukemia

Facts about leukemia

When the cancer appears within the tissues that create the blood, including the bone marrow and lymphatic system as well, it is called leukemia. Leukemia can be of various types...

Symptoms of juvenile leukemia

Symptoms of juvenile leukemia

IntroductionUnfortunately, an estimated 3,500 children are affected with leukemia every year. The outcome of this type of cancer depends on the type of leukemia, time of diagnosis and the treatment...

Early signs and symptoms of leukemia

Early signs and symptoms of leukemia

Nowadays, leukemia has become a treatable condition if diagnosed in the early stage. As many of you already know, leukemia is a condition that is manifested through the abnormal increase...

Painful prolapse info

Painful prolapse info

A few words about prolapseAs the name already says it all, prolapse is the problem that happens because some tissue which has the function to support certain organ weakens and...