Who is at risk of developing Leukaemia Cancer?

Age Matters

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Genetic Influence

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Past Chemotherapy or Radiation

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Chemical Exposure

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Smoking Increases Risk

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Smoking Increases Risk

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Thangam for clear answers

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Who is at risk of developing Leukaemia Cancer?

Age Matters

Leukaemia can affect both children and adults, but certain types are more common in older adults above 60 years.

Genetic Influence

A family history of blood cancers or certain inherited genetic conditions may increase the likelihood of developing leukaemia.

Past Chemotherapy or Radiation

People who have undergone chemotherapy or radiation therapy in the past may carry a slightly higher long-term risk.

Chemical Exposure

Long-term exposure to chemicals like benzene, often found in industrial settings, can increase the risk over time.

Smoking Increases Risk

Smoking is linked to a higher risk of certain types of leukaemia due to harmful toxins entering the bloodstream.

Smoking Increases Risk

Smoking is linked to a higher risk of certain types of leukaemia due to harmful toxins entering the bloodstream.

Thangam for clear answers

Accurate evaluation and timely diagnosis enable personalised treatment, ensuring patients receive expert and compassionate care.