The recent study by Dr. Winestone highlights how a child's neighborhood significantly influences their chances of surviving leukemia. Children residing in low-income areas face higher mortality rates, even when receiving similar medical treatments as those from more affluent neighborhoods. This disparity is attributed to factors such as limited access to specialized care, delayed diagnoses, and environmental exposures prevalent in underserved communities. 

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