How do people survive angioimmunoblastic T cell lymphoma?
EW
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2 hours agoI was diagnosed in April by accident when I had a lymph node removed I have a rare form called angioimmunblastic T cell Lymphona. It affects only 4 percent of bloody cancer patients. I have completed three infusions and will have three to go. Has anyone had this type of cancer and how you have survived?
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