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Blood Cancers More Frequent in Individuals with Type II Diabetes
The increased incidence of chromosome fragments called clonal mosaic events in blood cells creates a much higher risk of developing cancer, especially blood cancers such as lymphoma and leukemia, for individuals with type II diabetes than for healthy persons. More...24 Jul 2013
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