Hodgkin Why Would Children Have A Higher Survival Rate For Hodgkin's Disease?
Why would children have a higher survival rate for Hodgkin's Disease? - hodgkin
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Farrah about what said. faster cell renewal, because they are still growing. not usually affected by other problems as heart disease and diabetes old. The agency has only a struggle for concern.
I'm really surprised that they have not found anything remotely connected to the network. Try sites MEDLINE or cancer.
It is likely that the children have a higher survival rate for the same reasons, which can be easily restored from everything else. Their bodies are healthier, compared to an adult taking toxins throughout their lives or who have other illnesses or history of disease and poor lifestyle habits (smoking, alcohol, lack of exercise, increased 'consumption of fats, etc., may.) Your cells can easily be regenerated, and the oldest, is available. You may be better to chemotherapy or recover with fewer complications of surgery.
For older adults, the chemotherapy completely diseased cells (killing are processed, while the surrounding tissue damage and suppress the growth of bone marrow cells, including white cells, red blood cells, etc. can take) time to recover.
Of course, children can easily succumb to the disease because their bodies are smaller, so it depends on the stagegrow.
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