Chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) is a slow developing disease which occurs in lymphocytes, a type of white blood cell important to the immune system. Lymphocytes help the body fight infection and disease. When CLL occurs, the lymphocytes stop functioning properly. This can cause CLL patients to suffer from immune complications and to be prone to infections. To learn more about various aspects of CLL, please click on the following links:
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CLL: Where We Have Been and Looking to the Future
Renowned CLL experts Dr. Michael Keating and Dr. William Wierda talk with Patient Power Founder Andrew Schorr about the evolution of CLL care and the ways CLL Global Research Foundation is investing in the future.
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