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#TomorrowsDiscoveries: Using Stem Cells to Treat Blood Disorders | Dr. Elias Zambidis

Name: #TomorrowsDiscoveries: Using Stem Cells to Treat Blood Disorders | Dr. Elias Zambidis
Uploaded: 2017-01-17T00:00:00+00:00
Description: Dr. Elias Zambidis cares for children suffering from leukemia and other blood disorders.

#TomorrowsDiscoveries: Dr. Elias Zambidis cares for children suffering from leukemia and other blood disorders. His laboratory studies human pluripotent stem cells, which may one day be used to treat not only blood disorders, but also heart disease, vascular disease, cancer and autoimmune diseases. Learn more about Dr. Zambidis’ work: http://ow.ly/PrSaH

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Elias Zambidis, MD, PhD

Associate Professor of Oncology

Dr. Elias Zambidis, a childhood cancer specialist and an expert in bone marrow transplantation, is associate professor of oncology and pediatrics at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and a member of the Johns Hopkins Kimmel ...

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