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5个月前   danny0224: They look like perfectly ordinary twins, but they’ve helped scientists make the breakthrough that could lead to a cure for the most common childhood cancer. Olivia developed leukaemia two years ago, but Isabelle remained healthy. And because they’re identical, scientists could compare their blood to unravel the key early stages of the disease. It’s made the processes earlier for us, knowing that at the end of it, something positive will come out of it; knowing even when Isabelle has to have her blood tested, she is cried and not wanting to do it. We insist it because we thought whether this can help in any way, another family and it’s worth it. The twins will be five next month, when Olivia was diagnosed age three, doctors tend to detective to find out why she got leukemia and her identical twin didn’t.. Both girls have the same genetically abnormal pre-leukaemia cells in their bone marrow, as a result of mutation that happened in their mother’s womb Isabelle bone cells led dormant, but in Olivia, an unknown trigger possibly a childhood virus transformed them into abnormal stem cells. Olivia’s bone marrow released these aggressive cells into her blood causing leukaemia. Drugs for leukaemia are now so effective that around 90% of children survived. But doctors know over-treating some children and the drugs they use are so toxic that a small number will actually die from the treatment itself. Now the doctors have these stem cells, they can monitor the disease and know precisely when to stop treatment. If we can understand we know the target enemy with it virtual, we really need these kids to cure this disease then we can develop new treatments and it’s taking a long way forward towards that goal. Olivia is now on a mission, her family is looking forward to a healthy future. And the mistreated leukaemia that she’s helped scientists so will help generations of children to come. 1楼

5个月前   clover0755: Homework Car, Bed, Bike They look like perfectly ordinary twins, but they've help scientists make a break through, they could lead to cure for the most common childhood cancer. Olivia developed leukaemia two years ago, but Isabella remained healthy, and because they are identical, scientists could compare their blood to unravel the key early stages of the disease. It's made the process easy for us, knowing that at the end of it, something positive will come out of it, and knowing even when Isabella has to have her blood test, she is cry and not want to do it, we've insisted because we thought while this can help, in anyway, another family, then it's worth of it. The twins will be 5 next month, when Olivia was diagnosed age, 3 doctors turn to detective to find out why she got leukaemia, and her identical twin didn't. Both girls have the same genetically abnormal pre-leukaemic cells in their bone marrow, as a result of mutation that happened in their mother's womb. In Isabella, those cells laid dormant, but in Olivia, an unkown trigger, possibly a childhood virus, transformed them into abnormal stem cells. Olivia's bone marrow released these aggressive cells into her blood, causing leukaemia. Drugs for leukaemia are now so effective that around 90% of children survive. But doctors know that there are over-treating some children, and drugs they use are so toxic that small number would like to die for treatment itself. Now the doctors have these stem cells, they can monitor the disease, and know precisely when to stop treatment. The quiken understand we know the target, the enemy with in the / to cure the disease, then we can develop new treatments, and this is taking as a long way forward towards that goal. Olivia is now on a mission, her family is looking forward to her healthy future, and / leukaemia, that she's help scientists' solve, will help generations of children to come. 2楼

5个月前   loosefoy: Homework：第一遍听写~~ “Car, find, bike…” Olivia glade perfectly ordinary twins that they help scientist make the breakthrough that could lead to a cure for the most common childhood cancer Olivia got the leukemia two years ago but Isabella is still health and because that identical, scientists could compare their blood to unveil the key early stages of the disease. “It made these person for us, knowing that sodian divert something positive compare debate. Knowing even when Isabella has her blood test and she cried, not wanting to do it. We insist because we forward withditing help in any way and our family that is world fate.” The twins were five months when Olivia was diagnosed stage three. Doctors turn to tactive to find out why she got leukemia and horoidentical twin didn’t. Both girls have same genetically normal pre-Leukemic cell in the bone marrow. As the result mutation happened in their mother’s womb. In Isabella, the cells lied dormant but in Olivia the unknown trigger possibly a childhood virus transformed into abnormal stem cells. Olivia’s bone marrow relist a great cell of her blood cause leukemia. Drunkfully came in so affected by around in 19 percent of children survive. But doctor know that overtreating some children and drag a huge so but small number reelection die from the treatment itself. Now the dormant has stand that can monica the disease and no preceing win to stop treatment. If we can understand, we know the target. The enemy with mature really needs heats to cure the disease. That we can develop the treatment, this take a long way forward to with that goal. Olivia is now a mission. Her family is confirm to a health techer and the chains has scientist sold will have generations for children to come. From sky news. 3楼

5个月前   qingpurple: danny0224: They look like perfectly ordinary twins, but they’ve helped scientists make the breakthrough that could lead to a cure for the most common childhood cancer. Olivia developed leukaemia two years ago, but Isabelle remained healthy. And because they’re identical, scientists could compare their blood to unravel the key early stages of the disease. It’s made the processes easier for us, knowing that at the end of it, something positive will come out of it; knowing even when Isabelle has to have her blood tested, she is cried and not wanting to do it. We insist it because we thought whether this can help in any way, another family and it’s worth it. The twins will be five next month, when Olivia was diagnosed age three, doctors tend to detective to find out why she got leukemia and her identical twin didn’t.. Both girls have the same genetically abnormal pre-leukaemia cells in their bone marrow, as a result of mutation that happened in their mother’s womb Isabelle bone cells led dormant, but in Olivia, an unknown trigger possibly a childhood virus transformed them into abnormal stem cells. Olivia’s bone marrow released these aggressive cells into her blood causing leukaemia. Drugs for leukaemia are now so effective that around 90% of children survived. But doctors know over-treating some children and the drugs they use are so toxic that a small number will actually die from the treatment itself. Now the doctors have these stem cells, they can monitor the disease and know precisely when to stop treatment. If we can understand we know the target enemy with it virtual, we really need these kids to cure this disease then we can develop new treatments and it’s taking a long way forward towards that goal. Olivia is now in remission , her family is looking forward to a healthy future. And the mistreated leukaemia that she’s helped scientists so will help generations of children to come. 4楼

5个月前   the2008: homework Car Bud Bike They look like perfectly ordinary twins. But they will help scientists make the breakthrough that could lead to a cure for the most common childhood cancer. Olivia developed Leukaemia two years ago but Lisabella remained healthy and because their identical scientists could compare their blood to unravel the key early stages of the desease. It's made the process easier for us,knowing that at the end of it,something possitive will come out of it,knowing even when Lisabella has to have her blood test and she is cryed and not wanting to do it.we insist it because we thought well it just can help and in any way a number of family than its (?) The twins will be five next month. when Oliver was diagnosied at age 3,doctors turned detective to find why she got Leukaemia and her identical twin didn't.Both girls have same genetically abnormal pre-Leukaemic cells in their bone marrow as a result of neutation that happened in their mother's womb. In Lisabella those cells layed dormant but in Olivia an unknown trigger possiblly (atrield ?) virus transform them into abnormal stem cells. Olivia's bone marrow release these aggresive cells into her blood, causing Leukaemia. Drugs for Leukaemia are now so effective that around 90% children survive. but doctors know that overtreating some children and drugs they use are so toxic that small number would actually die from the treatment itself. Now the doctors have these stem cells. They can monitor the desease and know precisely when to stop treatment. If we can understand,we know the target,the enemy are there we really need a hit to kill the desease then we can develope a new treatment and this is taking a long way towards our goal. Lisabella is now on a mission Her family is looking forward to a healthy future and misteries of Lisabella that she is helping scientists to solve will help generations of children to come. 5楼

5个月前   清月出岭光入扉: On qingpurple: “Car, fad瀑布汗，我没听出这位mm说啥……, bike.” They look like perfectly ordinary twins, but they’ve helped scientists make the breakthrough, they could lead to a cure for the most common childhood cancer. Olivia developed leukaemia two years ago, but Isabella remained healthy. And because they’re identical, scientists could compare their blood to unravel the key early stages of the disease. It’s made the processes easier for us, knowing that at the end of it, something positive will come out of it; er… knowing even when Isabella has to have her blood tested, and she is cried and not wanting to do it. We’ve insisted it because we thought if this can help in any way, another family, then it’s worth it. The twins will be five next month, but when Olivia was diagnosed at age three, doctors tend to detective to find out why she got leukemia and her identical twin didn’t. Both girls have the same genetically abnormal pre-leukaemic cells in their bone marrow, as a result of a mutation that happened in their mother’s womb. In Isabella, those cells layed dormant, but in Olivia, an unknown trigger possibly a childhood virus transformed them into abnormal stem cells. Olivia’s bone marrow released these aggressive cells into her blood, causing leukaemia. Drugs for leukaemia are now so effective that around 90% of children survived. But doctors know that they’re over-treating some children and that the drugs they use are so toxic that a small number will actually die from the treatment itself. Now that doctors have these stem cells, they can monitor the disease and know precisely when to stop treatment. If we can understand that we know the target, the enemy within which it really needs hits to cure this disease, then we can develop new treatments and this is taking us a long way forward towards that goal. Olivia is now in remission, her family is looking forward to a healthy future. And the mysteries of leukaemia that she’s helped scientists so will help generations of children to come. Thomas Moore, Sky News. 6楼

5个月前   chacha22: Homework "Car, bed,bike."They look like perfectly ordinary twins, but they've helped scientists make the breakthrough that could lead to a cure for the most common childhood cancer. Olivia developed leukaemia two years ago, but Isabella remained healthy. And because they're identical, scientists could compare their blood to unravel the key early stages of the disease." It's made the processes easier for us, knowing that at the end of it, something positive will come out of it, knowing even when Isabella has to have her blood test, and she's cried, and not wanting to do it. We've insisted it because we thought what if this can help in any way, another family, then it's worth it." The twins will be five next month, but when Olivia was diagnosed at age three, doctors tend to take active to find out why she got leukemia and her identical twin didn't. Both girls have the same genetically abnormal pre-leukaemic cells in their bone marrow, as a result of a mutation that happened in their mother's womb. In Isabella, those cells layed dormant, but in Olivia, an unknown trigger possibly a childhood virus transformed them into abnormal stem cells. Olivia’s bone marrow released these aggressive cells into her blood, causing leukaemia. "Drugs for leukaemia are now so effective that around 90% of children survived. But doctors know that they're over-treating some children and that the drugs they use are so toxic that a small number will actually die from the treatment itself. Now that doctors have these stem cells, they can monitor the disease and know precisely when to stop treatment. "If we can understand. We know the target, the enemy within which really needs hits to cure this disease, then we can develop new treatments and this is taking us a long way forward towards that goal." Olivia is now in remission, her family is looking forward to a healthy future. And the mysteries of leukaemia that she's helped scientists solve will help generations of children to come. Thomas Moore, Sky News. 7楼

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