- Dec 13, 2013

Inherited gene variation tied to high-risk pediatric leukemia and greater risk of relapse

Study led by St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital finds an inherited gene variation — more common among Hispanic Americans — is tied to increased risk of developing a high-risk form of pediatric leukemia.

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