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Link Between Earaches And Leukemia

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lexisnana

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Link Between Earaches And Leukemia Posted: 09-05-07 11:22am


I heard just this morning the last part of a TV topic relating earaches in children to Leukemia. What is the deal with this? It scares me as my Granddaughter, aged 7 has had tubes in her ears for many years, and one of them has already fallen out, but she still get earaches and antibiotics don't always seem to help. Should I be worried?? I have already lost a young sister to Leukemia way back in 1964, but I know how scary it still is.

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