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Anyone with a weakened immune system, however, are at greater risk of developing PML. Causes of a weakened immune system include: | Anyone with a weakened immune system, however, are at greater risk of developing PML. Causes of a weakened immune system include: | ||
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Risk Factors
Anyone with a weakened immune system, however, are at greater risk of developing PML. Causes of a weakened immune system include:
- AIDS (less common now because of better AIDS treatments).
- Certain medications used to treat multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, and related conditions.
- Leukemia and lymphoma.