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Do you know if acute myeloblastic leukemia is (classification m1) curable with today's medicine?
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AML treatment: AML is treatable. Most treatment decisions are based on genetics of the leukemia cells. Favorable genetic findings can be treated and possibly c rued with standard chemotherapy. Unfavorable genetics can be more difficult to treat. These leukemias may require chemotherapy and even bone marrow transplant. Good luck.
Answered 4/2/2017
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