2. Mixed cellularity (Classical Hodgkin Lymphoma)

• This is the 2nd most frequent subtype of HL, representing about 25% of all HL cases
• It is usually found and diagnosed in children with ages up to 14-years-old and in adults from 55 to 74-years-old
• It is usually found in people with immune system disorders like human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
• Although it is an agressive HL subtype, it is considerated to have a high probability of being cured

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