24-09-2026 18:29 via medpagetoday.com

A Bone Marrow Transplant Saved Me in '95—That Wouldn't Be Possible With Today's NIH

(MedPage Today) -- My resume is clear: I am a scientist and professor. But what it doesn't mention is that I am also a cancer survivor, like so many in this country. The bone marrow transplant that saved my life in the 1990s started in the 1950s...
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