10 Signs of Leukemia
Reviewed: Dr. Gromatzky
White blood cells are among our most effective defenses against unwanted intruders. If a pathogen is detected, white blood cells will be sent to the affected area where they will confront the intruder directly. They are mostly made in your bone marrow, the soft core inside your bones.
Sometimes, however, white blood cells may not be properly formed. If there are too many of these abnormal white blood cells in your body, you have a type of cancer known as leukemia. Leukemia is still often a fatal condition, but technology is becoming increasingly effective at combating it.
