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Jonathan Mamou,Michael L. Oelzee therapy at hand for about 50% of all malignancies that afflict children. Thus, we are curing leukemia and osteogenic sarcoma before we have a clue as to the cause. That statement isn’t entirely accurate because we are now aware of a number of associated genetic conditions, immune deficiency states

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