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    In almost all people with chronic myelogenous leukemia, the genetic material (chromosomes) in the leukemia cells has a feature that is not normal (it is called the Philadelphia chromosome). Email.


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    Many of you have expressed concerns about gaining too much body fat while on such a high calorie diet, and wonder if you should do some aerobic exercise to offset the weight gain.

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