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8 comments:
Heather,
Seems like there is a lot of news about this topic this week. I ran across this press release the other day. It's very exciting news!
Sounds like cadaver receivers may be out of luck for this sort of procedure, but hopefully they will do some studies with live donor recipients going back to get the marrow transplant after the fact. I would certainly consider volunteering for a study like that. I'll have to bring it up at clinic next time.
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