STOCKHOLM: A new study involving the Caroline Medical School in Sweden divided acute myeloid leukemia into 16 subtypes by drawing an epigenetic map. This result is expected to provide a research basis for individualized treatment in the future. The relevant research results have recently been published in the British “Nature” journal.

STOCKHOLM: A new study involving the Caroline Medical School in Sweden divided acute myeloid leukemia into 16 subtypes by drawing an epigenetic map. This result is expected to provide a research basis for individualized treatment in the future. The relevant research results have recently been published in the British “Nature” journal.