#acute lymphocytic leukemia

The first two people treated with the “living drug” remained cancer-free for a decade and can be considered cured.

A sterilization plant in Texas emits large amounts of ethylene oxide, which increases the risk of leukemia, especially in children.

Studies evaluate the impact of COVID-19 infection, treatments and vaccination in this uniquely vulnerable population.

Carcinogenic air pollution is often concentrated in communities of color.

A pilot study found children with acute lymphocytic leukemia were more likely to be living in the highest density of oil and gas areas.

Here’s a list of approved drugs to treat leukemia including acute lymphocytic or lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), chronic lymphocytic le...

Rikako Ikee, who competed in the 2016 Olympics at age 16, was diagnosed with leukemia in early 2019, prompting a yearlong hiatus.

How something as annoying but as non-lethal as the common cold caused me to think that Charon’s canoe was docked in my front yard.

Phil Catudal credits his early cancer experience with his motivational approach to wellness.

ClonoSEQ assay tests for minimal residual disease, or very low levels of cancer cells in bone marrow.

The new therapies include immune checkpoint inhibitors; therapeutic vaccines; CAR T-cell therapies; and “conjugate” drugs.

Approval extended to people who are in remission but have minimal residual disease.

Coming up at AACR: Chemotherapy can compromise CAR-T therapy and HER2 mutations may confer resistance to hormone therapy.

Immunotherapy that targets two different receptors on tumors may help prevent relapse.