New Gene Correction Clinical Trial for Sickle Cell Disease Expanding to Children as Young as 12
A clinical trial testing a different gene therapy approach for sickle cell disease will soon be expanding to younger patients.
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‘A Small Window of Opportunity’: Battling a Deadly Infection and Curing Aplastic Anemia
Aubrey’s aplastic anemia made her so sick, her doctors weren’t sure she could make it to stem cell transplant. Her family never gave up hope.
‘Superwoman’ Mom Helps Kids With Sickle Cell Disease Thrive
For some superheroes, invisibility is a superpower. But for Lorin, a “superwoman” single mom of three, one of her powers is making an often “invisible” disease visible.
Movement Is Medicine: Virtual Reality, Occupational and Physical Therapy Unite to Help Patient Stay Active
Phoenix loves sports, and when she was hospitalized for a stem cell transplant, her PT and OT teams used virtual reality to help her stay active.
Celebrating Hematology and Oncology Doctors From Diverse Backgrounds
For AANHPI Heritage Month, meet three of our pediatric hematologists and oncologists, who reflect on their heritage and how it influenced their careers.
