B-Cell vs. T-Cell Lymphoma: Aggressiveness and Prevalence
B-cell lymphomas are generally more aggressive than T-cell lymphomas:
- More often high-grade, fast-growing, and prone to spread.
- Account for ~85% of non-Hodgkin lymphomas.
T-cell lymphomas tend to be low-grade and slower-growing. However, individual behavior varies; prognosis depends on subtype, stage, and patient factors.
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