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Leukemia and lymphoma are successfully treated?
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Often: There are a great many subtypes of each, varying in their curability. All can at least be managed.
Answered 5/20/2014
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Yes! Absolutely!: Childhood leukemia and lymphoma, for the most part, are very treatable diseases. Certain subgroups of patients have exceptional outcomes. But some don't. So it would depend on the specific type of leukemia/lymphoma.
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