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Introduction,d disease. Morbidity and mortality from heart disease and stroke are probably due both to disease and to changes of aging. For cancer, the second leading cause of death in America, the situation is quite different; cancer is clearly a disease and is not a change expected with aging.

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Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia,ught because of manifestations of illness. Though the pathophysiology of bone marrow replacement is essentially the same as in the acute leukemias, the course of the disease is measured in years rather than weeks or months.

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