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Clinical trial gives lymphoma patient more time with family
When Anthony Cannella was first diagnosed with mantle cell lymphoma, his youngest child was in kindergarten. He was told that the expected life span for someone with mantle cell lymphoma, an especially aggressive form of non-Hodgkin lymphoma, was three to five years.
His daughter is now 26, and thanks to three separate clinical trials, Anthony is still enjoying life with his children and grandchildren.
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“ Obviously, I’m at high risk for certain cancers, but I would rather be proactive and do the screenings. That way, if I do get cancer, I’m going to find out early rather than find out when I’m sick. ”
Carson Thomas, Hereditary Cancer Clinic patient
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