Advances in Blood Cancers: Living with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL) - Diagnosis

Learn about the symptoms and diagnosis of chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL).

Video features Jennifer Brown, MD, PhD and Jeffrey Hellman, PA-C of Dana-Farber Cancer Center and John and Suzanne, CLL survivors.

Supported for this video provided by Genentech and Biogen Idec, Gilead, and Pharmacyclics and Janssen Pharmaceuticals.

[joannculmone]

Breakthrough life saving cures happened 7 months after my husband lost his battle. We participate at the LLS Light the Night Walk to continue to support research in any way we can to bring hope to other families.

[mike.]

I was diagnosed with CLL at the age of 66, I can honestly say that I wasn’t shocked at all. I put this down to my experiences with leukaemia when my wife was diagnosed with AML when she was 44 yrs old. AML is a far more aggressive version of leukaemia, and she died 7 months after diagnosis.

[TheSuewho]

Has anyone had any experience with these Cancer meds? ACALABRUTINIB AND ZANUBRUTINIB?

[rmohansingh]

my lymphocytes count is 57% and TLC is 4500
can i have CLL
i m 34 yr old

[rmohansingh]

what was the blood findings in that 35 year old male

[jesussaves]

To everyone who needs Jesus Call out to Him, He loves you very much, the bible tells us in Acts 2:21 And everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved, i was ill for years and sometimes i felt there was no hope for me i wanted to give up, i called out to God and after that Jesus gave me a miracle, Jesus has blessed me and my family so much, He will do the same for you when you need Him, Jesus has made it easy to go to Him and be saved, ask Jesus into your life and heart to be your personal Lord and Saviour, if you confess your sins to Him, Jesus will forgive you, seek Him and call on Him, He is waiting with open arms, John 3:16