One of the reasons non-Hodgkin's lymphomas are harder to treat than Hodgkin's lymphomas is that they:
A) tend to be much larger than Hodgkin's lymphomas.
B) involve multiple nodes and widespread metastases.
C) are not affected by the newer drug treatments.
D) are asymptomatic until they reach stage IV.

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Non-Hodgkin's lymphomas often involve multiple lymph nodes and can spread more widely throughout the body, making them more challenging to treat compared to Hodgkin's lymphomas, which typically have a more predictable pattern of spread.

One of the Reasons Non-Hodgkin's Lymphomas Are Harder to Treat