a cancerous, usually fatal, disease characterized by a large excess of white blood cells in the blood.
any of several cancers of the bone
marrow that
prevent the
normal manufacture of
red and white blood cells and platelets (the minute bodies in the blood that aid in coagulation), resulting in
anemia, increased susceptibility to infection and impaired blood clotting.
a cancerous, usually fatal, disease characterized by an excessive
production of white blood cells in the blood.