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affecting both children and adults, leukemia demands complex care and resilience. this category covers the spectrum from acute to chronic types, detailing treatment advancements and the bone marrow transplant journey. through patient stories and expert insights, content addresses the physical toll and the emotional reality of seeking long-term remission.

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leukemia

lisa machado dr. dennis kim cml treatments

surviving and thriving with cml: new drugs and patient-physician collaboration are key

once given days to live, this b.c. cancer patient is back home after a clinical trial

doctor during consultation held in his hand and shows patient laboratory tube with blood. counseling of transfusion, blood and hematologic diseases and pathology like anemias, cell cancer, hemophilia

blood cancer in canada: stats, impact and resources

orange ribbons on hands on toning background, leukemia awareness, self injury awareness day,multiple sclerosis awareness

leukemia in canada: stats, impact and resources

jennifer mitchell and her husband posing for a photo

what it feels like: facing leukemia, recurrence and the ripple effect on the people you love

professional medical doctor in white uniform gown coat interview counseling female patient: physician writing on patient chart while consultation: hospital/ clinic healthcare professionalism concept

diagnosed with leukemia: managing support, resources and your care team

machado: will 'symptom science' make it easier to live with cancer?

cml: 'this thing is not going to be the end of my life'

hands missing each other to symbolize lack of connection between doctors and patients

machado: empathy is good for us and for healthcare professionals. yet, here we are

machado: survival predictions are based on math, science and past experience — but they aren't always accurate

painted rock that symbolizes hope in a cancer diagnosis

surviving cml makes you ‘grateful for the little things’

cml: 'you have to educate yourself so that you can be your own advocate'

machado: medical trauma isn't recognized as ptsd, but it should be

cartoon of man talking to doctor with headphones

machado: why is it so hard for doctors to acknowledge side effects?

machado: it's time to dismantle a system that makes survival too expensive

healthcare should be easier to navigate.

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