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My Latest Lab Tests Came Back That I Have Philadelphia Chromosome Leukemia

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It’s a very rare blood cancer where parts of chromosome 9 and 22 break and exchange creating gene fusion that causes immature white blood cells to grow uncontrollably in the bone marrow and blood, apparently there’s only been 1600 cases since 1960, I’m still learning about this disease

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