Sioux Lookout youth to have second stem cell transplant
Brendan Babcock is undergoing his second round of treatment for a rare form of cancer, cutaneous T cell lymphoma.
“He was diagnosed in April,” said his mother, Leah Menzies, a constable with Nishnawbe Aski Police Service in Sioux Lookout. “It’s an aggressive type (of cancer) and they have to do a bone marrow transplant.”
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