A cancer diagnosis can prompt deep reflection on life's meaning, often leading to inner conflict and feelings of despair. Personal experiences with cancer, such as the author's leukemia journey, ...

While not every patient with AML develops skin involvement, it can be one of the earliest visible signs that something systemic is occurring.

Leukemia causes uncontrollable growth and reproduction of cells called leukocytes. In acute leukemia, leukocytes are less mature, develop fast, and become dysfunctional cells called blasts as they ...

Leukemia is a cancer of the blood and bone marrow. While it often develops with no symptoms, some people report experiencing bone pain and even weakness or fractures. Find out why bone pain is ...

Leukemic ocular involvement arises from direct infiltration, hematologic derangements (anemia, thrombocytopenia, ...

While childhood leukemia is the most common type of cancer in children, leukemia in children younger than a year old is very rare. In fact, only about 160 infants in the United States are diagnosed ...

Chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) blast crisis phase is the last stage of the condition where there are large clusters of immature white blood cells, or blasts, in the bone marrow, organs, and tissue.