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Hong Kong researchers make breakthrough discovery in identifying child leukaemia patients at greater risk of relapse

Children with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia found to be twice as likely to relapse if bone marrow samples had CD9 protein.

By: scmp.com

Jan 24 2024
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Hong Kong researchers make breakthrough discovery in identifying child leukaemia patients at greater risk of relapse

Children with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia found to be twice as likely to relapse if bone marrow samples had CD9 protein.

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