Mainstreaming children with leukemia

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Mainstreaming children with leukemia involves a comprehensive program that includes the entire family and the child's home and school environment. This approach helps to ensure the child can continue to participate in normal activities and maintain social connections while receiving treatment. It also involves education and support for classmates and teachers to reduce the stigma and fear associated with cancer.

B and C are incorrect as mainstreaming does not necessarily involve intensive family therapy or depend on the survival rate of childhood leukemia.

D is incorrect as research has shown that with proper education and support, classmates and teachers are often accepting of the child with leukemia and are able to create a supportive environment.

Mainstreaming Children with Leukemia