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Child wearing a colorful tie-dye dress kneeling on a wide windowsill, playing with a Barbie doll. The window overlooks a large parking lot filled with cars and a hazy outdoor view of trees and distant buildings under a bright sky.

Katharine

B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (B-ALL)

wearing a dark hoodie seated indoors in a dimly lit room. The background includes a bed with blue bedding and various household items on surfaces, with soft light coming from the left side.

Judith

large B-cell lymphoma (LBCL)

Hospital room with a patient sitting on a bed and another person seated beside them, both holding medical tubing. In front of them is an IV pole with multiple infusion pumps, clear fluid bags, and a blood bag at the top. The background includes a hospital bed, pillows, medical equipment, and chairs.

Joy

acute myeloid leukemia (AML)

Person wearing a light blue button-up shirt seated at a wooden table in a dimly lit restaurant. The table has menus placed on it, and the background shows exposed brick walls and other diners seated at nearby tables.

Jose

myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS)

wearing a pink shirt is raising a hand near the face in an outdoor setting. The background shows a beige stucco wall, a window with a dark frame, and some greenery partially visible.

Jorge

chronic lymphoblastic leukemia (CLL)

person reclining in a maroon medical chair with legs extended, wearing a blue long-sleeve shirt and green pants. The individual has a bandage and medical tubing on one arm and is giving a thumbs-up gesture. Surrounding the chair are various medical devices, including an IV pole, infusion pumps, and a monitor. A television screen is visible in the background on the left side.

Joe

Waldenström’s macroglobulinemia (WM)

A person is lying in a hospital bed, wearing a black shirt and blue athletic shorts, with a gray blanket covering the lower body. The individual has a hospital wristband on one arm and is making a peace sign with the other hand. Medical equipment, including monitors and IV stands, surrounds the bed, and a sign with handwritten instructions is visible on the wall behind the bed.

Jewlz

Hodgkin lymphoma 1A (HL)

David

lymphoma

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