N	Concordance
1	dering radiotherapy  alone.    In adult Hodgkin's disease, doses of radiation us
2	nly childhood Hodgkin's disease.  Adult Hodgkin's disease is often treated diff
3	stage   Stages I, II, III, and IV adult Hodgkin's disease can be subclassified i
4	the histologic classification for adult Hodgkin's disease.[1]    Rye classifica
5	mphoma,  as well as childhood and adult Hodgkin's disease and acute lymphoblasti
6	lity is falling more rapidly for  adult Hodgkin's disease than for any other mal
7	lymphoma (adult or childhood).    Adult Hodgkin's disease most commonly affects 
8	of the country for most stages of adult Hodgkin's disease.  To learn more about
9	 disease.     Stage IV   Stage IV adult Hodgkin's disease means there is dissemi
10	ainst  infection.    Treatment of adult Hodgkin's disease depends on the type an
11	summary containing information on adult Hodgkin's disease is also  available in 
12	all newly diagnosed patients with adult Hodgkin's disease are  curable with radi
13	patient information statement  on adult Hodgkin's disease for treatment of Hodgk
14	 ment of choice for this stage of adult Hodgkin's disease.  Radiation therapy is