The last decade has seen the focus of haematological interest shift to the problem of acute leukaemia. This disease has been forced upon the clinicians' attention by its steadily mounting frequency; while the research workers have found it a convenient field for the study of chemotherapy in cancer, and as a result of their exertions it has become possible for the first time to influence its course. The aim of this paper is to review the methods of treatment at present available and to discuss their application and value in the light of experience gained in the past six years.
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