Naked Science Forum
Life Sciences => Physiology & Medicine => Topic started by: Karen W. on 30/08/2008 08:20:15
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How successful is treatment these days? Is there a good recovery rate or is it always fatal?
What kind of treatments are used for chronic Leukemia..?
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Does anyone have any statistics on this?
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Does anyone have any statistics on this?
Hi Karen,
It is not an easy question:
- There are different types of acute and chronic leukemias, with totally different response to the available treatments and different survival rates.
- This particular forum seems to have quit discussions about leukemia treatment. My fault: cod liver oil was too much for any wise dude... [;)]
This link out of many may serve you well:
http://www.emedicinehealth.com/leukemia/article_em.htm
http://www.abpi.org.uk/publications/publication_details/targetLeukaemia/details/detail_pg16_b.asp
Ikod
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BTW, there had been reported miracles and spontaneous regressions in any sort of dreadful disease.
Unfortunately they are too rare.
Statistically, only life is ALWAYS fatal.
George, that another_someone, would have liked it.
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Thanks IKO.. Yes he would.
I will check out the links now.. Thanks a bunch Iko!
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Is there a more adult geared statistic page that you know of Iko?
I found that,that page referred more to children and teens!