Leukemia is a malignant blood disease related to thrombosis, the disease affects blood cells, lymph nodes and bone marrow. There are many ways to classify the disease but currently it is divided into 2 types according to cell origin: Myeloid lineage, lymphoid lineage.

The skin manifestations of hematologic malignancies are often diverse due to the wide variety of pathogens. The disease can be primary or secondary due to dysfunction of blood cells such as infection, purpura, anemia, etc. Depending on the cell origin, the disease has other skin manifestations. such as: infection, pyoderma gangrene, sweet's syndrome, ...

Hodgkin Lymphoma (Hodgkin's disease) is one of a number of blood malignancies that develop when the lymphocytes get out of control. Cancer cells begin to grow in the lymphatic system and follow the network of organs, nodes, and vessels throughout your body. So what is Hodgkin Lymphoma (Hodgkin's disease)? What Causes Hodgkin's Disease? The following article will provide necessary information about this malignant blood disease.